Simple Technology, Inc. founded in Santa Ana, California
Introduces line of memory upgrades for PCs, notebooks, servers, printers and devices
1994
Acquires Flash controller design team from Cirrus Logic (subsequently named Lexar)
1995
Recognized on the Inc 500 list as the 50th fastest-growing business in the nation
Introduces IC Tower TSOP stacking technology
1996
Introduces Solid State flash memory cards
Recognized on the Inc 500 list as the 50th fastest-growing business in the nation
European headquarters open with complete design, manufacturing and
logistics capabilities
1997
U.S. and Scotland facilities achieve multi-site ISO-9002 approval
1998
Simple Technology acquires SiliconTech and forms Industrial/OEM division
2000
Completed IPO in September, 2000 (Nasdaq: STEC)
2001
Launches new corporate identity for SimpleTech, Inc.
Introduces flow based manufacturing
2005
Introduces high-end Zeus Solid State Drive product family
Acquires MemTech (Solid State Drive company) and ICSI (controller design company)
2006
Introduces MACH1 line of Flash products
Acquires Gnutek (Solid State Drive company)
Introduces Postage Stamp BGA Stacking technology
U.S. facility achieves ISO14001-2004 certification for Environmental
Management Systems distinction
Design and development of memory module TDBI (Test-During-Burn-In) systems
2007
SimpleTech’s OEM division changes name to STEC (Entire organizational focus on OEM customers)
STEC sells commercial division to Fabrik
Introduces ZeusIOPS Solid State Drive
Headquarters in Malaysia open with complete design, manufacturing and logistics capabilities