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Via strikes deal over quad band memory

Four way DDR chipsets on way
Tuesday, 17 September 2002, 15:28
CHIP FIRM Via said it has licensed QBM (quad band memory) technology from Kentron.

The firm claimed that using QBM technology with its chipsets will effectively double the speed of double data rate (DDR) memories.

Via will use the technology to interface with high speed DDR 533 and DDR 667 memory modules, and will create chipsets that will also allow backward compatibility with existing DDR chips.

Kentron is providing design guides under the terms of the royalty licensing agreement, while other firms including ST Microelectronics and Acuid will help make chipsets to take advantage of QBM.

Via has issued a white paper and FAQs related to QBM, which you can find at its Web site. µ

See also:
Quad Band explained .
SiS joins QMB bandwagon .

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