Intel may not have entered the SSD market overly long ago, and it may not have had experience in the storage industry when it did, but it doesn't seem to lack the determination to succeed, as proven by how it has completed its newest type of such devices. Solid state drives use NAND Flash memory chips in order ... |
25 January 2011
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Following a series of previous reports that surfaced on the Internet last week, Intel, the world's leading vendor of computer processors, has finally come up with a firmware update for its latest line of Flash-based Solid State Drives, designed using the company's latest 34nm manufacturing technology. The f... |
12 August 2009
11:48 GMT |
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Santa Clara, California-based Intel announced late last month that it had encountered a firmware issue with its brand-new 34nm Solid State Drives, which would affect users' stored data, under certain circumstances. The company promised to look for a solution and announced that it would suspend its shipments for ... |
6 August 2009
08:23 GMT |
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Approximately one week ago, Santa Clara, California-based Intel announced the launch of its much-anticipated 34nm-based Solid State Drives, providing users with a more cost-effective alternative to SSDs. The new drives promised a couple of performance enhancements, including a reduction of latency, as well as a more ... |
30 July 2009
10:25 GMT |
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Following a series of rumors and speculations over the Internet, the Santa Clara, California-based Intel has now officially announced the introduction of its new NAND Flash-based Solid State Drives, which take advantage of the company's new 34nm manufacturing process. With the announcement, the chip maker has be... |
22 July 2009
02:18 GMT |
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Micron Technology, one of the world's leading manufacturers of NAND flash solutions, has recently announced that it has started the mass production of the high-capacity 34nm NAND flash, which has been adopted by Lexar Media for the company's new flash memory cards. Designed to meet the growing demand for hi... |
30 June 2009
06:21 GMT |
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