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Home > News > Nanotech-Enabled Memory Market to Surpass $7 Billion in 2010

February 6th, 2006

Nanotech-Enabled Memory Market to Surpass $7 Billion in 2010

Abstract:
According to a new report from NanoMarkets, the market for nano-enabled memory will grow to $7 billion ($US) in 2010, up from $1.4 billion on 2008. As current memory solutions reach their limits in terms of both scaling and the speed and capacity requirements of next-generation mobile communications, nano-enabled memory solutions will become increasingly important commercially.

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