INOVA S128K8-70CC Static RAM (SRAM)128K8 128K x 8 bits.

Manufacturer: The manufacturer is INOVA. Inova Microelectronics was a semiconductor company known for producing specialized memory chips, often for high-speed or high-reliability applications.

​Part Number: The main part number is S128K8-70CC.

​S likely stands for Static RAM (SRAM).

​128K8 indicates the memory capacity and organization: 128K x 8 bits. This is 128 kilobits, or 1 megabit (1Mb), of memory, organized into 128,000 words, each 8 bits (one byte) wide.

​70 refers to the access time, which is 70 nanoseconds (ns). This was a relatively fast access time for a memory chip of this era.

​CC likely stands for a specific package type or grade. Given the ceramic DIP package, it could mean "Ceramic C-DIP" or a similar designation.

​Date Code: The number 9014 is the date code. It indicates the chips were manufactured in the 14th week of 1990.

​Package: The components are housed in a CERDIP (Ceramic Dual In-line Package). This type of hermetic package is more robust than plastic packages and was often used for higher-reliability applications. The chips are brand new ("new old stock"), as they are still in their original anti-static foam.