Clement Fang

Clement Fang - Sun Micro
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Clement Fang has been with Sun Microsystems for 16 years.Currently he is a senior engineering manager for the Memory Technology Group.Before he joined SUN, he had been with National Semiconductor for five years.His group focus on memory related technology development within SUN, include JEDEC standard, future DRAM architecture, memory RAS and FA/Debug methodology.

He is currently the Vice Chairman of JEDEC JC-42.3 DRAM Device Subcommittee and Vice Chair of HR for the Board of Director of JEDEC.

Clement Fang received his BS in Physics from National Taiwan NormalUniversity in Taipei, Taiwan.He received MS in Physics and MSEE from Montana State University.

We are already talking about systems with a terabyte of main memory," according to Clement Fang, senior engineering manager for Sun Microsystem's Memory Technology Group.
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Sun Microsystems, Clement Fang, Clement.Fang@eng.sun.com, (650)786-6595

We are already talking about systems with a terabyte of main memory, according to Clement Fang, senior engineering manager for Sun Microsystem's Memory Technology Group.Sun tries to balance cost, performance and reliability with electrical and thermal characteristics from a system perspective.PC133 and DDR SDRAM are a good fit with Sun's requirements, and we are designing our future systems to work with these technologies..

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Sun Microsystems, Clement Fang, Clement.Fang@eng.sun.com, (650) 786-6595

We are already talking about systems with a terabyte of main memory," according to Clement Fang, senior engineering manager for Sun Microsystem's Memory Technology Group."Sun tries to balance cost, performance and reliability with electrical and thermal characteristics from a system perspective.PC133 and DDR SDRAM are a good fit with Sun's requirements, and we are designing our future systems to work with these technologies."

DRAM suppliers back the Reliance roadmapMajor DRAM suppliers also back the Reliance roadmap.They believe that the PC133 and DDR represent the most straightforward evolution of today's memory technologies, and will allow them to deliver the most cost-effective products in the future.

We are already talking about systems with a terabyte of main memory," according to Clement Fang, senior engineering manager for Sun Microsystem's Memory Technology Group."Sun tries to balance cost, performance and reliability with electrical and thermal characteristics from a system perspective.PC133 and DDR SDRAM are a good fit with Sun's requirements, and we are designing our future systems to work with these technologies."

DRAM suppliers back the Reliance roadmapMajor DRAM suppliers also back the Reliance roadmap.They believe that the PC133 and DDR represent the most straightforward evolution of today's memory technologies, and will allow them to deliver the most cost-effective products in the future.