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Memory for Automotive

Memory for Automotive

Technology is reshaping the concept of driving. Automakers are developing countless new driver-assistance features and systems. See how Micron’s memory solutions are helping to enable these new supercomputing capabilities.

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Memory for Automotive

Memory for Automotive

Technology is reshaping the concept of driving. Automakers are developing countless new driver-assistance features and systems. See how Micron’s memory solutions are helping to enable these new supercomputing capabilities.

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Dean's List: ISC'13

Dean Klein   |   June 19, 2013   |   All Products

Reporting to you (almost) live from this year’s International Supercomputing. Here are some highlights to date: On this system Audi is demonstrating advanced 3D design. Note the label on the side of the rack! The Bull X DLC blade featuring Micron DIMMs and C300 SSDs. The Student Cluster Challenge: 3000W pow...

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Welcoming the World to Boise’s Ironman Contest

Corporate Communication   |   June 12, 2013   |   Our Communities

Micron was proud to support Boise's Ironman 70.3 and our community this past weekend as Idaho welcomed more than 1,500 triathlon athletes from around the world. Several team members played a critical role in supporting the contest and the Micron campus also served as backdrop for part of the competition, as the bike course flowed through Micron facilities and into downtown Boise. 2013 marked the fifth year of Boise's Ironman 70.3, which is part of a series of middle-distance triathlon r...

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Competing to Give Back

Corporate Communication   |   June 5, 2013   |   Our Communities

Micron’s Information Systems (IS) team monitors a variety of metrics for the company, but most don’t involve friendly competitions with apples or backpacks. This changed last month, when the IS team in Boise volunteered at the Idaho Foodbank and created a couple of contests to keep things exciting. Split into two teams and covering two days, the Micron IS team worked alongside other local volunteers. During the first day, each team was asked to fill backpacks with food as part ...

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Understanding Onboard Flash Programming

Brian Bradford   |   May 21, 2013   |  

On May 10, 2013, Electronic Design published an article I wrote about the nuances of onboard programming and specific techniques used to load firmware and data onto a flash device. Get a glimpse below and click over to Electronic Design for the full article. Understanding Onboard Flash Programming Firmware often is preprogrammed into flash memory devices prior to the printed-circuit board’s (PCB) manufacture to maintain high throughput and avoid slowing the manufacturing beat rate. Yet the...

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Micron Honored by Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce

Corporate Communication   |   May 17, 2013   |   Our Communities

The Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce recognized Micron with the “Chamber Legislative Advocate of the Year” award during its annual Small Business of the Year and Best of the Chamber Awards Luncheon at the Boise Centre on May 15. “The Chamber Legislative Advocate of the Year award recognizes a Chamber Member company who has demonstrated a long term commitment to improve the social and economic well-being of the Boise Valley community, specifically through their lobbying efforts,...

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Tame the Boot Storm

Janene Ellefson   |   May 14, 2013   |   All Products

Minimize the Impact of Boot Storms

If you manage a network of virtual machines, you’ve probably experienced the negative effects of a boot storm too many times. These virtual storms can occur when a large number of users log in to a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) system simultaneously. If the VDI system employs traditional storage, like hard disk drives (HDDs), bandwidth gets overwhelmed quickly. Slow boot times and reduced productivity ensue, often resulting in frustrated and less-efficient users. Our ultra-high band...

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Biking to Benefit Others

Corporate Communication   |   May 7, 2013   |   Our Communities

Earlier this month, Micron’s East Kilbride and Manchester sites went bicycle-to-bicycle in a friendly United Kingdom competition to raise money for local charities. Using the 237-mile distance between the offices as the benchmark, a team from each location spent hours on stationary bike seats competing to cross the finish line first. When the pedals stopped, the Manchester team won with a pace-setting time of two hours and 38 minutes. The East Kilbride team crossed the finish line in a res...

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Shanghai Team Supports Those in Need

Corporate Communication   |   May 7, 2013   |   Our Communities

While Micron operations span the globe, we value the communities that help support us and take pride in giving back. When it comes to enriching our communities, we also realize that our team members best understand the unique needs of where they live. Recently, our team in Shanghai donated seven boxes of books, stationary and clothing to help those in need locally. Micron partnered with Yun Nan, a regional charitable organization, to determine what donations would be most impactful and where ou...

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Micron Steps Up

Corporate Communication   |   May 3, 2013   |   Events

Micron team members put on their walking shoes to join Boise Mayor Dave Bieter for the “Walk with the Mayor” challenge on Friday, May 3. For the city of Boise’s 2013 sesquicentennial celebration, the Mayor has pledged to walk 150 miles during the year with different organizations and groups in the community. Micron is proud to support the Mayor’s Walk 150 challenge as it encourages team members and our community to add fitness to their lifestyles for better health. Learn...

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Why Latency Matters

Janene Ellefson   |   April 30, 2013   |   All Products

Latency Matters

When you think about system performance, you have to think latency. In an IT environment, latency affects everything—from efficiency and throughput, to customer satisfaction and operating costs. We are confident that our SSDs can help solve IT latency issues. This video emphasizes the importance of latency using more general, everyday situations.  It’s not often we get to laugh at latency problems. For countless businesses—especially cloud and data center environments&md...

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Contemplating the Future of Computing

Richard Murphy   |   April 30, 2013   |   All Products

I spoke Friday at the IEEE Workshop on Microelectronics and Electron Devices (WMED) in Boise about a memory-centric vision for the future of computing. This was my first time at this workshop, and I was very impressed by two things: the high caliber of the talks and the fact that the workshop had strong representation from students at all levels. Coming from the high-performance computing community—which tends to be a somewhat more distinguished, somewhat greyer crowd—seeing a strong...

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