What is another name for semiconductor memory chips?

Semiconductor memory chips are indeed referred to as integrated circuits. This terminology is fitting because semiconductor memory chips, such as RAM (Random Access Memory) and ROM (Read-Only Memory), are built using a network of semiconductor devices that work together within a single package, thus forming an integrated circuit. Integrated circuits are essential components in electronics as they can efficiently store data and operate at high speeds, making them invaluable in computers and various electronic devices.

Microcontrollers, while containing memory, are more complex devices that include a processor, memory, and input/output peripherals integrated into one chip. Transistor arrays refer to a collection of transistors that may not specifically provide memory functions. Solid-state drives are storage devices that utilize semiconductor memory but are not the same as individual memory chips, as they incorporate additional components and control mechanisms for data storage management.