3D flash technology moves forward with 10 TB SSDs and the first 48-layer memory cells

Flash storage technology will soon see a three-fold improvement in data density thanks to a joint development at Intel and Micron that will allow the production of 3.5 TB flash sticks and 10 TB standard-sized SSDs. Meanwhile, a new 48-layer cell technology development by Toshiba could pave the way for higher write speeds, more reliability and lower costs in solid state drives... Continue Reading 3D flash technology moves forward with 10 TB SSDs and the first 48-layer memory cells



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Tags: Flash memory, Intel, Storage, Toshiba



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