The market share of all flash memory has dropped in last year, so it was outperformed by HDD/hybrid storage. However, with the launch of many products with high cost performance, it is predicted that all-flash memory will bounce back from its failure.
Major memory chip manufacturer Micron recently declared that scale production of its 232-layer NAND flash memory chip had begun. The solid-state memory chip in question is the first in the world to have more than 200 layers.
176-layer technology is now
Flash memory was first proposed by Toshiba's Masuoka Fujio in 1984. NAND flash memory was developed by Toshiba in 1987. The original Toshiba memory was renamed to Kioxia in 2019, and for many years, Kioxia flash memory has had the second-largest market sha
M.2 NVMe SSDs have proliferated as a popular option for desktop computers and laptops in recent years. And a transportable hard drive box may be added to it by certain DIY enthusiasts in an effort to achieve a greater data transfer rate. However, there are
We are all aware that the NAND flash memory is a faster, safer and more stable storage medium than the disk in the mechanical hard disk and has been widely used in built-in hard disks, flash disks, memory cards, smart phones, tablet computers, smart TVs an
Samsung PRO Plus SD memory card we recorded 60 frames of 1080p video with a Nikon d750，which lasted more than 60 seconds. Users will almost certainly have a better experience with them.
As the market continues to be sluggish, the memory chip prices will continue to drop this week
Silicon Motion Technology Corp., a prominent NAND flash memory control chip producer, is reportedly seeking a sale, according to Bloomberg. Prior to this, there were reports that a suitor had expressed an interest in acquiring the company.
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YMTC has officially shipped its 128 layer 3D NAND, it is applied in Asgard AN4 PCIe 4.0 SSD. The main control and flash memory of this product are all made domestically.
PCIE 5.0 has been applied on Intel 2th-generation Core, but it is still very immature, and cannot be widely applied. So, it is not outdated to purchase a PCIE 4.0 SSD.