As one of the pioneers in the consumer SSD market, Intel has been at the forefront in flash storage innovation. While the company has fallen behind in leadership of the regular SSD market, they ...
Kingston has expanded its line of high-performance solid-state drives (SSDs) with the announcement of an 8192 GB (or 8 ...
TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Engineers at Innodisk, using the latest 3D NAND vertical architecture technology, have delivered stellar performance and blistering speeds in the latest iteration of ...
For over two years, Samsung has been the only mass manufacturer of 3D NAND and being the first to market SSDs with the new technology, they’ve reaped some serious rewards. In a recent report by ...
Samsung has announced imminent arrival of the 850 Evo SSD -- the first mainstream SSD that uses 3D NAND. Thanks to its fancy 3D NAND tech, the 850 Evo is one of the fastest SSDs on the market -- and ...
CES 2015 -Samsung has the advantage, for the time being, of being the only manufacturer shipping 3D NAND products. V-NAND is 3D NAND that achieves better density, performance, endurance, and power ...
We first learned about Toshiba’s “world’s first” 64-layer, 512Gb BiCS flash NAND back in early February. Later that month, Toshiba began shipping samples of the NAND, promising that it would help ...
YMTC announced at the China Flash Memory Market Summit (CFMS) 2024 that its latest X3-6070 3D QLC NAND flash chips, employing the third-generation Xtacking technology, have achieved a program/erase (P ...
Samsung has built the world's largest storage device -- the 16TB PM1633a. Don't let the name fool you, this drive smashes all previous capacity records. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share ...
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Chinese chipmaker ships record-breaking chips: YMTC quietly begins shipping 5th Gen 3D TLC NAND
Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC) has quietly started to ship its 5th-Gen 3D NAND memory with 294 layers in total as ...
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