When embedded world 2026 opens its doors this March, memory technology and the volatile market will once again be a focal point for the electronics industry. MEMPHIS Electronic, a leading specialty distributor and recognised Memory Competence Centre, will leverage the event to share timely insights into the memory market and availability trends. Both are increasingly critical for engineering and procurement teams. MEMPHIS Electronic will exhibit in Hall 1, Booth 340 from 10–12th March, 2026.
Roadmaps provide orientation amid market volatility
Unpredictable lead times, shifting supply chains, and recurring allocation challenges continue to shape the memory market. For companies trying to plan ahead, reliable information has become a strategic asset. At embedded world, MEMPHIS will give visitors rare insights into technology and product roadmaps from more than 18 global memory manufacturers – valuable guidance for anyone looking to make informed decisions about future designs or sourcing strategies.
Legacy DRAM continuity and structured technology transitions
Despite ongoing technology evolution, DDR3, DDR4, and LPDDR4 remain deeply embedded in industrial, automotive, and long-lifecycle applications. MEMPHIS Electronic supports customers in maintaining continuity for these legacy technologies through proactive supplier engagement, multi-source qualification strategies, and long-term availability planning. At the same time, MEMPHIS works closely with manufacturers and customers to define structured transition paths toward DDR5 and LPDDR5, balancing performance, qualification effort, cost, and lifecycle stability—rather than forcing premature technology shifts.
Emerging memories as part of a diversified memory landscape
In parallel, emerging non-volatile memory technologies such as FRAM and MRAM are gaining attention in specific use cases where their intrinsic characteristics align with system requirements. Rather than serving as universal replacements, these technologies complement established memory classes and expand the design space for architects seeking optimised solutions for power efficiency, data persistence, or latency-sensitive applications. At the MEMPHIS booth, visitors can explore where such technologies add value and how they can be evaluated within existing or future system architectures.
A must see for anyone working with memory
With its combination of deep manufacturer access, market intelligence, and technology know-how, MEMPHIS Electronic offers insights hard to find elsewhere. For engineers, purchasers, and decision-makers who want to understand how the memory landscape is evolving in 2026 and beyond, Hall 1, Booth 340 is a destination worth prioritising.
