Samsung Fast Gsm Agere 1.0.0.2

Back then, there was already a faster 56k modem on the market, and Samsung was able to beat the incumbents with the 56k modem with a Rambus DRAM. Indeed, the first single-board PC would sport a Rambus 56k modem.

Next, Samsung received a US patent on a method of data transfer by the use of virtual channels. This technique, which they called RDRAM (registered trademark), would allow each bus to use a different address on the memory address space. Thus, accessing each channel would use a different physical address but address the same physical memory.

This faster chip was called RDRAM (registered trademark). Rambus would continue to supply the RDRAM chips to other DRAM manufacturers such as STMicroelectronics, Fujitsu, and Samsung, and by September 1995 they had shipped 100 million integrated circuits. However, Rambus had remained a minority investor in many of the DRAM makers and saw Rambus share erode as they were not meeting their aggressive targets for production. Therefore, they launched another company, referred to as Meram, with the objective of patent-licensing Rambus’ technology to the memory manufacturers.

Samsung debuted the first 64-Mbit DRAM chip in April 1995, and thus started the evolution of high-speed memory that became a popular trend. After a few years, Samsung would be the first among the memory manufacturers to start a RDRAM migration. Back then though, it was not easy for them to meet the new requirement of a larger bandwidth, so they launched a Rambus DRAM to match the new bandwidth requirement.
Back then, there was already a faster 56k modem on the market, and Samsung was able to beat the incumbents with the 56k modem with a Rambus DRAM. Indeed, the first single-board PC would sport a Rambus 56k modem.
Next, Samsung received a US patent on a method of data transfer by the use of virtual channels. This technique, which they called RDRAM (registered trademark), would allow each bus to use a different address on the memory address space. Thus, accessing each channel would use a different physical address but address the same physical memory.
This faster chip was called RDRAM (registered trademark). Rambus would continue to supply the RDRAM chips to other DRAM manufacturers such as STMicroelectronics, Fujitsu, and Samsung, and by September 1995 they had shipped 100 million integrated circuits. However, Rambus had remained a minority investor in many of the DRAM makers and saw Rambus share erode as they were not meeting their aggressive targets for production. Therefore, they launched another company, referred to as Meram, with the objective of patent-licensing Rambus’ technology to the memory manufacturers.
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