Educational Webinars Highlight Toggle-Mode DDR NAND Technology

SAN JOSE and SUNNYVALE, Calif., December 4, 2008 — Samsung Semiconductor, Inc., the world leader in advanced memory technology, and Denali Software, Inc., a world-leading provider of electronic design automation (EDA) software and intellectual property (IP), have each developed an informative webinar, providing valuable insights into the new Toggle-mode DDR NAND Flash technology, including information on Toggle-mode NAND design, estimated market entry and standardization efforts.

WHO: Kevin Lee, vice president, Technical Marketing, Samsung Semiconductor, Inc.

WHAT: “The Move to High-Speed NAND: Toggle-Mode DDR” presentation discusses the driving the need for higher performance and bandwidth in the PC and server markets. In this informational audio presentation, Mr. Lee highlights how Toggle-mode DDR NAND, the industry’s new high-speed memory solution, whose standardization is currently being finalized by JEDEC, uses a dual-data rate interface to increase the read performance of NAND by 125% and write performance by 50%. This presentation reviews what led up to the development of Toggle-mode DDR NAND, while highlighting key functionality and presenting roadmap for industry adoption.

WHEN: This on-demand webinar is now available.

WHERE: www.denali.com/webcasts/samsung/togglenand

WHO: Robert Pierce, senior director, Flash Products, Denali Software

WHAT: “Controlling High-Speed Flash Devices” presentation highlights a new flash interface for Toggle that offers tremendous performance capabilities, improving bandwidth, boot performance as well as enabling system performance and applications for flash. Mr. Pierce’s presentation explores several flash controller architectures and discusses the impact to users as using these attributes adds additional challenges on your controller architecture and processor.

WHEN: This on-demand webinar is now available.

WHERE: https://www.denali.com/en/events/webcasts/2008/high-speedflash/

About Samsung Semiconductor, Inc.
Samsung Semiconductor, Inc., is a wholly owned US subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. located in San Jose, Calif. For more information, visit : http://www.samsung.com/us/business/semiconductor/index.html.