I doubt that SRAM will go away anytime soon.

BSI and ISSI both make 8Mbit and smaller SRAM parts.  They are coming
out with even lower voltage versions (1.8v) so they are continuing to
make "new" SRAM parts, not just maintaining their old lines.

SRAM still has a few distinct advantages (relating to performance and
ease of integration) over other memory types.  These aren't going to
be eclipsed anytime soon.

-Adam

On 7/13/06, Mike Hord <mike.hord@gmail.com> wrote:
> So is SRAM as an "external" storage method dying off?
>
> Does anyone know of a company which is still making,
> and plans to keep making, SRAM?  Low density parts,
> say 1-4 Mbit?
>
> Mike H.
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