Traditional memory technologies have limitations in scalability and storage. There is a need for next generation memory technologies with upgraded architecture and lower power consumption. Next generation memory technologies are becoming necessary due to the increasing demand for newer memory solutions with improved performance and reduced power consumption. Next generation memory systems are more advanced than traditional DRAM, SRAM and flash memories in terms of data transmission speed, storage capacity, scalability and cost. Thus, consumers and end users are increasingly utilizing next generation memory systems such as D-RAM and M-RAM in their products thereby propelling the market.
The Next generation memory technologies market has been segmented according to the different technologies used in the next generation memory solutions. These technologies are segmented under volatile and non-volatile memory technologies.
Non-volatile technologies are further segmented into:
ReRAM,
F-RAM,
M-RAM,
PC-RAM;
whereas, volatile technologies are segmented into:
D-RAM,
T-RAM,
T-TRAM,
S-RAM
Z-RAM.
According to its applications, next generation memory technologies are categorized into Cache Memory and Enterprise Storage, Mass storage, Embedded MCU and Smart card. Increasing scalability and speed of these memories is set to drive its adoption in the mass storage as well as in the enterprise storage markets.
Also, according to the end user industries, next generation memory technologies are sub-segmented into Consumer electronics, Industrial Automation, Automotive, Aerospace, Defense and Others. D-RAM memory is exhibiting high penetration in mobile consumer electronics market.
Next generation memory technologies market is represented according to different geographies such as APAC, Europe, Americas and RoW as well as key countries of this next generation memory market.
