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AMD to Double Flash Memory Supply to Cisco Systems
AMD to Double Flash Memory Supply to Cisco Systems
SUNNYVALE, CA -- December 19, 2000 --AMD today announced a significant volume increase to its Flash memory supply agreement with Cisco Systems. Under the amended three-year agreement, AMD will allocate Cisco more than twice the Flash memory devices than were previously committed. The Flash memory devices will be used to store sophisticated code and data for Cisco's networking systems.
"We are honored and pleased to expand our partnership with Cisco, the world's leading internetworking company," said Walid Maghribi, group vice president of AMD's Memory Group. "Major Flash memory users such as Cisco recognize the importance of a consistent supply of advanced Flash memory devices, and the strategic value of aligning with AMD to ensure access to the high quality products they need. We remain committed to offering our customers advanced products with the highest levels of service."
AMD announced a Flash memory supply agreement with Cisco in March and was recently awarded the 'Cisco President's Customer Satisfaction Award.'
About AMD Flash Memory Devices
AMD is a leader in flash memory products with devices that encompass a broad spectrum of densities and features to support a wide range of markets. AMD Flash memory customers represent leaders in the automotive, networking, telecommunications, and handheld mobile terminal markets. AMD has many innovative products such as the award winning Simultaneous Read Write (SRW) product family, Super Low Voltage 1.8V flash memory devices, and Burst and Page mode devices. AMD developed the robust Known Good Die (KGD) program, and the patented negative gate erase technique, and refined the industry standard Fine pitch Ball Grid Array (FBGA).
All of AMD's flash memory products are guaranteed for a minimum of one million write cycles per sector and 20 years data retention, making them the most reliable non-volatile memory devices offered in the industry.
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