eMemory Technology Inc. reported revenue results for the month, fourth quarter and full year ended December 2012. For the month, the company reported revenue of TWD 10,292,000 as compared to TWD 16,056,000 for the same period last year. For the quarter, the company reported revenue of TWD 155.11 million an increase 2.4% in revenue as compared to that of the third quarter and an increase of 16.9% over the same period of last year. The revenue generated from the royalty, IP license and service income increases 17.2% over the same period of last year. For the accumulated period of January through December 2012, the company reported revenue of TWD 611,235,000 as compared to TWD 644,071,000 for the same period last year.

eMemory Technology Inc. reported sales results for the month, fourth quarter and year ended December 2012. For the month, the company's revenue was TWD 10,292,000 against TWD 16,056,000 a year ago. For the quarter, the company's revenue was TWD 155.11 million, an increase 2.4% in revenue as compared to that of the third quarter and an increase of 16.9% over the same period of last year. For the year, the company's revenue was TWD 611,235,000 against TWD 644,071,000 a year ago.

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation announced that it has partnered with eMemory Technology Inc. in the development of leading edge 0.18um EEPROM intellectual property (IP). By adding eMemory's advanced EEPROM IP to MagnaChip's existing non-volatile memory (NVM) IP portfolio, MagnaChip can provide enhanced foundry services for its global customers requiring high-performance embedded NVM IC design solutions. MagnaChip's 0.18um EEPROM process implements world-class cell size by using its patented side-wall selective transistor cell (SSTC) structure driving multiple voltage levels from 1.8V, 1.8V+3.3V and 1.8V+5.0V. The joint development of advanced NVM IP with eMemory enhances MagnaChip's existing 0.18um EEPROM IP portfolio. The joint development program will provide additional embedded NVM solutions for MagnaChip's customers. MagnaChip and eMemory have completed initial process review with IP design and qualification targeted for 2013. eMemory's EEPROM IP is ideally suited for touch IC applications which have seen significantly increased adoption in consumer and communication products. The jointly developed NVM IP will enable higher speed performance with lower power consumption while also allowing operations at a wider temperature range. Both companies are targeting specifications that include more than 10 years of data retention and endurance characteristics of over 100,000 fail-safe transactions.