Noel Clarke

Noel Clarke

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Noel Clarke (Business Development Manager)

Noel Clarke started his career as a photolithography process engineer with Motorola before he joined Hoya where he was responsible for commercial and technical support to European customers.In 2000 he joined Infineon and was engaged in product management, business development and corporate projects.He holds a BSc.Physics degree from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and MBA degree from ESCP-EAP in Paris.

"We tailored the 128-Mbit DDR SGRAM to meet the aggressive bandwidth demands of Desktop PC 3D graphics and the form factor demands of the Notebook PC without compromising performance," said Noel Clarke, Product Marketing Manager for Graphics Memories at Infineon's Memory Business Group.

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We tailored the 128-Mbit DDR SGRAM to meet the aggressive bandwidth demands of Desktop PC 3D graphics and the form factor demands of the Notebook PC without compromising performance , said Noel Clarke , Product Marketing Manager for Graphics Memories at Infineon's Memory Business Group.

The 128Mbit DDR SGRAM is also of great interest in other markets such as networking where the x32 organization and high frequency heralds a superb cost-performance optimization for switching and caching applications.

Availability and Pricing

Infineon has already provided samples of the new SGRAM to key accounts , and is planning for general sample availability in the second quarter of 2001.The product range of the 4Mx32 DDR SGRAM will feature operating clock frequencies up to 300MHz.

"We tailored the 128-Mbit DDR SGRAM to meet the aggressive bandwidth demands of Desktop PC 3D graphics and the form factor demands of the Notebook PC without compromising performance", said Noel Clarke, Product Marketing Manager for Graphics Memories at Infineon's Memory Business Group.

The 128Mbit DDR SGRAM is also of great interest in other markets such as networking where the x32 organization and high frequency heralds a superb cost-performance optimization for switching and caching applications.

Availability and Pricing

Infineon has already provided samples of the new SGRAM to key accounts, and is planning for general sample availability in the second quarter of 2001.The product range of the 4Mx32 DDR SGRAM will feature operating clock frequencies up to 300MHz.