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Macronix's NAND MCP Incorporated in Qualcomm Technologies’ LTE IoT Chipset Reference Design

Published: Jan 12,2017

HSINCHU, Taiwan – Taiwan’s Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) manufacturer Macronix International today announced that the NAND MCP memory solution has been adopted and incorporated by Qualcomm Technologies Inc., a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated as a part of the reference design for a Qualcomm Technologies’ LTE Cat. M1/NB-1 chipset, the MDM9206 modem.

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Macronix’s industry-standard multichip packages (MCPs) combine RAM and Flash memories into one package, satisfying the demands of today’s consumers on their mobile and connected devices. The NAND MCP is co-developed with its strategic RAM partner, AP Memory.


With minimal footprint, excellent performance and the high quality and power efficiency, the Macronix NAND MCPs offer an ideal integrated memory solution for this rapidly growing market. In addition, the Macronix Product Longevity Program brings reliable and sustainable memory support.


The features of Macronix NAND MCP memory products significantly contribute to system efficiency in ways not achievable with competitive solutions.


“Being incorporated in Qualcomm Technologies’ reference design for its latest LTE MDM9206 modem is an important accomplishment for our MCP solutions,” said Macronix VP Marketing, F.L. Ni.


“The Internet of Things is the next revolution in the mobile ecosystem, and it’s great to be a part of powering the devices of the future.”


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