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	Low-cost memory speeds up By Daniel Robinson - IT Week
	Which way? DRAM buyers and sellers at the crossroads By Brian Dipert - EDN
	Via adds 800MHz, DDR-II to Pentium 4 roadmaps By Mike Magee - The Inquirer
	Kentron Rolls Out QBM Modules By Online Staff - Electronic News
	Kentron unveils technology for DDR400 modules By EBN
	Kentron Technology Confirms QBM Memory Modules Availability Next Year By Anton - XBit Labs
	QBM Alliance Expands. New Members Enter By Anton - XBit Labs
	VIA, SiS to launch new chipsets in November to extend business momentum By Charles Chou & Christy Lee - DigiTimes.com
	VIA outlines Quad Band P4 chipset, extends AMD options By Mike Magee - The Inquirer
	QBM (Quad Band Memory) DDR memory review By A1 Electronics - UK
	Memory standard expected to remain under spotlight at VTF 2002 By Charles Chou, Taipei; Christy Lee - DigiTimes.com
	Specialized memory systems head for a showdown By Mike Clendenin - EE Times
	VIA and Leading DRAM Vendors to Define Future Memory Directions at VTF2002
	Memory Market Overview-October, 2002 by Anna Filatova - X-bit Laboratories
	VIA to Push QBM DRAM. Much Ado About Nothing or Revolution? by Anton, X-bit Laboratories
	VIA climbs on Quad Band Memory bandwidth wagon by Drew Cullen, The Register
	VIA Introduces Quad Band Memory - 2X DDR at 1X Prices by Anand Lal Shimpi, Anandtech
	VIA Licenses Kentron's Quad Band Memory by Online Staff, Electronic News
	VIA Brings us Quad Band DDR Memory. The next step in Memory Performance. by VooDoo, The DDR Zone
	VIA licenses Kentron's memory IP to boost DDR speeds Semiconductor Business News
	VIA and Leading DRAM Vendors to Define Future Memory Directions at VTF2002 VIA Virtual Press Room
	Memory Module Technologies: TCP, EPOC and FEMMA by Andy Hui, AnandTech
	Of Rambus, DDR and mom by Mike Clendendin, EE Times
	Kentron to accelerate QBM memory technology in market by year's end by Mark LaPedus,Semiconductor Business News
	Quad Band Memory preparing to debut by Jeanne Graham, Electronic Buyer's News.
	Kentron Q & A by Van Smith, Van's Hardware Guide
	Kentron unveils Quad Band Memory modules by Tony Smith, The Register
	Kentron, ST, and ICS push new memory scheme to boost DDR performance by Semiconductor Business News
	Packaging options stack up for stacking active devices by John H. Day, EE Times
	Kentron explains QBM plans by Mike Magee, The Inquirer
	VIA "to Increase" the Bandwidth of DDR SDRAM? by Rat, XBit Laboratories
	Via's P4 333 "megahurtz" killer by Fuad Abazovic, The Inquirer
	Memory modules on app-specific path by John H. Day, EE Times
	SDRAM DIMM shrinks to 1.2-inch height By Alexes Razevich, EE Times
	Module Packs Two DDR DRAMs by EE Times
	New contender appears in memory battle by Stephen Shankland, CNET News.com
	Double DDR technology gets shown off by Lucy Sherriff, The Register
	Vendors prep arsenals for DRAM architecture battle by Anthony Cataldo EE Times
	Height-Challenged High Density DDR333 FBGA Memory Modules by George, Tom's Hardware Guide
	Double DDR trouble planned for Platform Conference by Electronic News
	Chip suppliers prep arsenals for DRAM architecture battle by Anthony Cataldo, EE Times
	Kentron to show off quad-band memory by Anthony Cataldo, EE Times
	Kentron Technologies Unveils 1GB DDR Module by Electronic News
	AMI Members On Global Trail For DDR Roll Out Source: AMI website
	Memory Module has Low Profile by EE Times
	PC133 DIMMs have low profile by EE Times
	Kentron doubles DDR DRAM bandwidth by Patrick, Tom's Hardware Guide
	Kentron rolls memory module for Internet applications by Electronic News
	Kentron Technologies is Sampling a 512MB SODIMM; Built Using FEMMA Technology, Kentron has Achieved the Highest Density SODIMM Available in the Marketplace by Electronic News
	Kentron 1-Gbyte memory module keeps low profile by Electronic News
	SDRAM makers explore new techniques to push DDR bandwidth by Jack Robertson, Electronic Buyer's News
	Kentron and Actel Join Forces to Create First QBM(TM) High-Bandwidth Memory Subsystem by EDATools Cafe
	Kentron and Actel Join Forces by Editor Murray, Chip Center

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Kentron Technology Confirms QBM Memory Modules Availability Next Year By Anton - XBit Labs

Kentron Technology Confirms QBM Memory Modules Availability Next Year
By Anton - XBit Labs