Samsung Electronics has begun production of V-NAND with 100-layers, an industry first, the company has announced. The 256Gb 3-bit V-NAND will be used to make SSDs for enterprise PCs and has been ...

In August, Samsung revealed that it had conjured up a way to make its bleeding-edge 3D V-NAND flash memory even more data-dense than before. Today, the company announced that mass production of 3-bit ...

Samsung today announced its first Pro series SSD based on 3D vertical NAND (V-NAND) technology. Designed for workstations and high-end PCs, the new Samsung 850 Pro solid-state drive, unveiled at the ...

For FMS 2017, Samsung shared several new releases along with its SSD/NAND flash roadmap for the coming years. Among the new releases include Samsung’s 96-Layer QLC (Quad Level Cell) NAND and a few new ...

New V-NAND breaks through current cell stacking limitation in 3D NAND with the industry's first 100+ layer single-tier design for superior speed and power efficiency Starting with a 250GB SATA SSD now ...

Samsung look set to continue their growing popularity in the SSD market with the launch of a new SSD series: the 850 Pro series. The 850 Pro SSDs make use of a new 3D V-NAND technology which they ...

As an industry leader in everything from phones to fridges, Samsung creates some truly remarkable products. So, when this master of memory modules approached us about reviewing the newest incarnation ...

Throughout all of Samsung's troubles in terms of smartphone revenues, its silicon and data storage businesses have always brought in the dough. There is news that those are now also in peril, which is ...

Samsung has this week unveiled its new sixth-generation V-NAND SSD explicitly designed for client computing. The latest V-NAND breaks through current cell stacking limitation in 3D NAND with the ...

SSDs are no longer the future of storage when it comes to consumer computing. They’re the present. The leader in SSD technology is unabashedly Samsung, who for several years have dominated the market ...

Samsung Electronics has developed a 1 terabit (Tb) V-NAND chip that will be used for commercial products launching next year, the company announced. The South Korean tech giant will stack 16Tb dies ...