Micron's 176-layer UFS 3.1 mobile flash memory chip is 75 per cent faster in sequential writes and 70 per cent faster in random reads than the previous generation.
We began to look at core technologies that may have the greatest effect on the world of computing over the next 12 months. The result is the following list of five emerging technologies with groundbreaking potential -- this year as well as in the future.
It's about that time of year again when users who need IT products with heavy memory chip content should stand by for bargains. Prices of the NAND flash memory chips used to store data in gadgets ranging from digital cameras to MP3 players, as well as DRAM (dynamic RAM), which store data temporarily and play a large role in the speed of a PC, are falling.