Date: December 2015 (Date and time TBD)
Free to attend
Length: Approximately one hour
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Conventional planar flash memory technology is approaching critical scaling limitations that are driving the transition to 3D solutions. 3D NAND is expected to scale in height, from 16-bit-tall strings to string heights of more than 128 bits. Meanwhile NAND makers will find ways of placing these strings closer to each other through more aggressive lithography. Imec’s Jan Van Houdt, director flash memory program / manager memory device design group, will discuss trends, challenges and opportunities.
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