Apple reportedly wants to diversify its supply chain for the iPhone 5
Google has created a tool to fix software programs that fail to release computer memory back to the operating system
The deal will double Micron's DRAM chip production capacity, while adding Elpida's smartphone and tablet chips to its portfolio
The E-Class system can support up to 500TB of capacity while consuming only five watts of electricity per terabyte
ReRAM, a new memory chip prototype, has been developed to be fast as DRAM but able to retain data when…
The Palo Alto Research Center has teamed up with Thinfilm to develop non-volatile memory on plastic sheets
AMD has introduced its own range of memory chips geared towards performance desktop PCs
IBM boffins have developed a new memory technology said to be cheaper and faster than Flash
Samsung is considering offloading its hard disk business as tablets drive huge growth in solid-state technology
Steve Wozniak was the big draw as SQL programmers met in Brighton to vie for Fusion's Golden Plunger Award
The Scots scientists propose a tiny mechanical arm and nanotubes to save power in gadget memory
A US research team has developed phase-change memory that could extend battery life significantly
A new form of universal memory is being touted that could drastically cut the energy consumed by computers
Microsoft has admitted that Windows Phone 7 rewrites microSD cards to make it unreadable by other devices
Microsoft has unveiled a Release Candidate (RC) for Service Pack 1 for Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7
A breakthrough at a California university could mean faster computers with no need to boot up
Hitachi calls its device the first hybrid optical disk drive with its own on-board storage
Memristors could replace traditional memory technologies such as Flash and hard drives, as well as CPUs
SanDisk is offering what it calls the first embedded SSD, packing up to 64GB and smaller than a postage stamp
A new report has warned that a high demand for DRAM chips, coupled with supply bottlenecks, could lead to a…