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Our Top 2025 Research Stories: Rubber CMOS, Washable Electronics, and More

Our Top 2025 Research Stories: Rubber CMOS, Washable Electronics, and More

Enjoy this roundup of our favorite All About Circuits research news articles of 2025!


News Dec 26, 2025 by Jeff Child
Projections to 2030: How Korea’s Chipmakers Could Re-Shape the Semi World

Projections to 2030: How Korea’s Chipmakers Could Re-Shape the Semi World

By 2030, Korean chipmakers are projected to dominate AI memory (HBM), strengthen foundry/packaging, and gain traction in the stable analog/power IC market, boosting profitability and global influence.


News Dec 15, 2025 by Gordon Feller
Gigadevice Introduces Dual-Voltage NOR Flash for Wearables, AI, and More

Gigadevice Introduces Dual-Voltage NOR Flash for Wearables, AI, and More

The company optimized the device's dual-voltage design for high-speed, low-power 1.2 V SoC applications.


News Dec 09, 2025 by Austin Futrell
Korea’s Semiconductor Titans Undergo Strategic Transformations

Korea’s Semiconductor Titans Undergo Strategic Transformations

Korean semiconductor giants—like Samsung and SK hynix—are shifting focus from traditional memory to AI-driven tech, such as HBM, amid global competition, US controls, and government support.


News Dec 03, 2025 by Gordon Feller
Solving the QLC NAND Flash SSD Scaling Challenge

Solving the QLC NAND Flash SSD Scaling Challenge

Learn how to solve QLC NAND's endurance, ECC, and performance issues for hyperscale. The approach blends a PCIe Gen5 controller with hardware-accelerated LDPC, PerformaShape QoS, and more.


GigaDevice Intros 32-MCU Family Sporting Arm Cortex-M33 Core, 1 MB Flash

GigaDevice Intros 32-MCU Family Sporting Arm Cortex-M33 Core, 1 MB Flash

The new Arm Cortex-M33 based GD32F503/505 family emphasizes memory flexibility, reliability, and security.


News Nov 07, 2025 by Duane Benson
Intel 2708: The EPROM That Made Microcomputers Programmable

Intel 2708: The EPROM That Made Microcomputers Programmable

In 1975, the 2708 became the first EPROM that engineers could practically socket into 8-bit systems, if they could power it.


News Nov 07, 2025 by Luke James
Analog Devices Brings AI Workflow and Platform Unification to CodeFusion

Analog Devices Brings AI Workflow and Platform Unification to CodeFusion

Announced today, the launch of CodeFusion Studio 2.0 adds AI workflow and improved multicore support along with modular framework and configuration tool unification.


News Nov 03, 2025 by Duane Benson
Your 2025 Back-to-School Guide to All About Circuits’ Educational Resources

Your 2025 Back-to-School Guide to All About Circuits’ Educational Resources

Are you a first year electronics engineering student? Or maybe working on a second or third degree in this field? All About Circuits has the resources you need: comprehensive textbooks, technical articles, calculators, videos, and more for your EE studies.


News Sep 19, 2025 by Jeff Child
Intel 1103: The DRAM Chip That Dethroned Magnetic Core Memory

Intel 1103: The DRAM Chip That Dethroned Magnetic Core Memory

In 1970, Intel’s 1103 became the first commercially successful DRAM chip, and the first time a semiconductor memory beat magnetic core at its own game: price, density, and logic-level compatibility.


News Sep 12, 2025 by Luke James
Innodisk Serves Up DDR5 and LPDDR5X Memory for Industrial Designs

Innodisk Serves Up DDR5 and LPDDR5X Memory for Industrial Designs

The memory modules combine high-speed performance, compact layouts, and tool-free modularity for reliable edge AI operation in tough environments.


News Aug 25, 2025 by Joshua Tidwell
Kioxia Targets Automotive Applications With New Embedded Flash Memory

Kioxia Targets Automotive Applications With New Embedded Flash Memory

Kioxia says its UFS version 4.1 embedded flash memory device can improve performance and diagnostic capabilities in automotive and data center applications.


News Aug 13, 2025 by Arjun Nijhawan
Micron Claims Industry’s Highest Density SLC NAND for Space

Micron Claims Industry’s Highest Density SLC NAND for Space

Micron’s 256-Gb radiation-tolerant SLC NAND meets tight aerospace reliability benchmarks.


News Jul 25, 2025 by Jake Hertz
AI’s Appetite for Memory: Can Hardware Designs Keep Pace?

AI’s Appetite for Memory: Can Hardware Designs Keep Pace?

Memory selection has become a priority, as AI system designs demand more memory. Learn how to navigate hardware designs impacts and supply chain issues, and how BOM management tools help smooth the way.


Micron Ships First 1γ LPDDR5X Memory for On-Device AI

Micron Ships First 1γ LPDDR5X Memory for On-Device AI

Micron’s 1γ LPDDR5X memory delivers record-breaking speed and efficiency for AI at the edge.


News Jun 09, 2025 by Luke James
ST Outfits Its Automotive MCUs With a Next-Gen Extensible Memory

ST Outfits Its Automotive MCUs With a Next-Gen Extensible Memory

With more memory-hungry AI applications around the corner, ST is future-proofing its automotive MCUs with a new solution based on its phase-change memory technology.


News Apr 24, 2025 by Jake Hertz
It Was Technology Innovation Galore at Embedded World 2025

It Was Technology Innovation Galore at Embedded World 2025

Enjoy this fresh crop of technology news from the Embedded World 2025 trade show in Nuremberg, Germany.


News Mar 22, 2025 by Jeff Child
Weebit’s ReRAM Is Now AEC-Q100 Qualified. What Does That Mean?

Weebit’s ReRAM Is Now AEC-Q100 Qualified. What Does That Mean?

Announced at Embedded World 2025, Weebit Nano's ReRAM module has met a critical benchmark for ICs used in vehicles.


News Mar 20, 2025 by Luke James
Micron Targets AI PCs With Next Gen of Its PCI Express NAND SSDs

Micron Targets AI PCs With Next Gen of Its PCI Express NAND SSDs

The new SSD, which leverages a PCIe Gen5 interface, may redefine data transfer speeds and reliability for AI PC OEMs.


News Feb 24, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Rethinking Computational Storage: Unlock the Processing Power of SSDs

Rethinking Computational Storage: Unlock the Processing Power of SSDs

Generic concepts of computational storage are a dead end, but targeted accelerators leveraging the massive on-board bandwidth of solid-state drives may benefit high-performance computing.