tgdaily.com - 11/26/2008
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Chip manufacturer has demonstrated what is, at least to our knowledge,
the fastest solid state disk drive (SSD) demonstrated so far. A demo
unit shown in a blurry YouTube video was hitting data transfer rates of
800 MB/s and can expand to apparently about 1 GB/s. The IO performance
is about ...
news.cnet.com - 11/25/2008
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news.cnet.com —
Micron Technology will bring out a 256GB solid-state
drive early next year while it moves, along with...
Intel, to a new manufacturing process. A Micron representative said Monday that the company will start volume production of a 256GB solid-state drive ...
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Micron readies 256GB solid-state drive | Business Tech - ...
micron.com - 11/24/2008
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micron.com —
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Intel and Micron start mass producing 34nm NAND Flash
xbitlabs.com - 11/20/2008
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xbitlabs.com —
JEDEC, the developer of standards in microelectronics industry,
is inviting companies worldwide to participate in standards development...
work being conducted by JEDEC’s JC-64.8 subcommittee for solid state drives (SSDs). The organization promises to ...
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JEDEC to Set Solid State Drive Standards in 2009
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Micron promises supercharged 1 GB/s SSD
HardwareHeaven.com —
... Chip manufacturer has demonstrated what is, at least to our knowledge, the fastest solid state disk drive (SSD) demonstrated so far. A demo unit shown in a blurry YouTube video was hitting data transfer rates of 800 MB/s and can expand to apparently about 1 GB/s. The IO performance is about twice of the best performance we have seen to date.
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Micron working on 1GB/s PCI Express SSD
DV Hardware —
... TG Daily spotted a video from Micron that talks about the performance of upcoming PCI Express solid state storage solutions, the clip shows off a system with two PCIe SSDs which are capable of hitting 800MB/s. The two cards hit a data throughput of about 150,000 to 160,000 random IOPS and it seems Micron is planning to expand the transfer rate to around 1GB/s. ...
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Micron delays SSD launch to Q1 2009 —
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Micron recently introduced a number of SSD's that were to be released later this year. Techconnect reports that the launch of the C200 256GB SSD has been delayed to the first quarter of 2009. Competitors Samsung and Toshiba will launch their 256 GB SSD's this year still, providing them with ...
Micron Demos SSD With 1GB/sec Throughput —
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Lucas123 writes "Micron demonstrated the culmination of numerous technology announcements this year with a solid state disk drive that is capable of 1GB/sec throughput with a PCIe slot. The SSD is based on Micron's 34nm technology and interleaving 64 NAND flash chips in parallel. While the ...
Micron 1gb/s Ssd To Be Released In The Near Future —
Tech Lime
Well this is exciting news. Micron has come up with a new SSD that could actually break current records for internal storage and would be incredibly fast. This new storage would actually use two solid-state drives that have 16 data channels. This would make for a transfer speed of up to ...
Micron Demos Fastest-Yet SSD —
Maximum PC
If you're going to throw the gauntlet down, do it a big way and let the competition know what they're up against. That's exactly what Micron has done, who demoed a new SSD drive like no other we've seen before. Unlike standard SSDs, which come equipped for either a PATA or SATA interface, ...
Micron 256GB SSD delayed to March 2009 —
DV Hardware
Micron announced volume shipments of its 256GB SSD are delayed from Q4 2008 to March 2009: This follows Samsung's announcement last week that it had begun mass-producing 256GB solid-state drives.
The Micron RealSSD C200 will read data at 250MBps (megabytes per second) and write at ...
Intel Ups The SSD Ante With 32GB, 32nm Flash Chips —
Maximum PC
Intel and their memory-producing partner, Micron, have recently started mass-producing the first of their 34nm NAND flash memory. The smaller chips allow the two companies behind them to make single chip layers with 4GB of storage. This paves the way for two layer stacks that can hold as many ...
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