Alliance Memory is a semiconductor manufacturer specializing in memory products, including SRAM, DRAM, and Flash storage. Its primary focus is to provide compatible memory solutions and "pin-to-pin" replacements for discontinued or hard-to-find components from other manufacturers such as Micron, Samsung, Hynix, and Infineon/Cypress. This is particularly valuable for applications where continuity in the supply of certain chips is critical, such as in the automotive, medical, and Internet of Things (IoT) industries.

The company operates under a "fabless" model, meaning it does not own manufacturing facilities but outsources the production of its products. It is headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, and manages inventories in the United States, Shanghai, and Taiwan to ensure short delivery times and continuous support for its customers. Alliance Memory is known for offering long-term support and competitive pricing on products designed for both industrial and consumer applications.

Among its product range, the company offers SDRAM memories (DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, LPDDR), low-power and high-speed SRAM, and Flash storage solutions such as NOR and NAND Flash, as well as eMMC modules. The company also aims to maintain long-term relationships with its customers by committing to product availability for 7 to 10 years, after which they will be subject to Alliance Memory's standard product lifecycle policy and product change notification (PCN) process.

Alliance Memory is committed to meeting quality objectives by exceeding expectations through error-free, competitive products, on-time delivery, and customer service that sets the standard for the industry, specifically under ISO 9001 certification. They are dedicated to the effectiveness and continuous improvement of their quality management system.

The Objectives:

Deliver competitive, error-free products on time with 100% reliability (as measured by supplier returns).

To ensure that everyone in our company does their job right the first time, every time (as measured by errors that leave the door).

To ensure that customer returns are less than 0.5% (as measured by the documentation required in the RMA file).

Provide timely responses to customer inquiries (measured by an internal target of hours or days from the initial call, email, etc.).