Samsung has unveiled UFS 5.0, a new storage technology that promises blazing-fast speeds, improved power efficiency, and a smaller footprint. While processors get most of the attention, Samsung argues that faster storage will play a critical role in delivering the next generation of on-device AI experiences.
KIOXIA is sampling new QLC-based UFS 4.1 embedded flash memory that boosts performance, increases density, and targets phones, tablets, PCs, and AI-enabled devices.
Kioxia and Sandisk are making a very big bet on the future of flash memory. The two companies have flipped the switch on Fab2, a brand-new semiconductor facility at the Kitakami Plant in Iwate Prefecture, Japan. The factory, which will ramp up production into 2026, is being positioned as a cornerstone for the next generation … Read more
Kioxia has developed a 5TB, 64GB/s flash memory module prototype designed for AI and edge computing in the post-5G era, tackling latency and bandwidth bottlenecks.
KIOXIA’s new LC9 Series SSD hits 245TB, targeting generative AI and data-heavy workloads with massive capacity and PCIe 5.0 speed.
Kioxia’s UFS 4.1 flash with CBA tech boosts performance and power efficiency in AI smartphones, Linux devices, and embedded hardware.