Micron has just announced the mass production of its new NAND flash memory using its 34-nanometer (nm) process technology. Micron’s new 34nm multi-level cell (MLC) 16Gb and 32Gb NAND chips are smaller in size but offer more capacity, which means mobile devices can now be smaller but with more storage.

Samsung announced the mass production of its Enterprise SSDs with 25GB and 50GB storage capacities. The new Enterprise SSDs is based on Single-level-cell (SLC) technology and are design for the enterprise market. They can offers about twice the random …

Toshiba announces the launch of its new 43nm SLC NAND Flash Memory. The capacities of Toshiba’s new 43nm SLC NAND flash ranges from 512Mbits1 to 64Gbit and three (16Gb, 32Gb and 64Gb) of 16 versions will …

Duracel, known for its battery, joins the flash memory market. The company has introduce USB flash drives, media card readers and SD/SDHC/CF/MicroSD memory cards.

Currently, Duracell offers a USB flash drive with 2GB, 4GB or 8GB capacity, a …

Samsung has announced that it has collaborated with Sun Microsystems to develop ultra-endurance single-level-cell NAND flash memory device for use in solid state drives. (SSDs).

Offering a five-fold increase in data write-and-erase cycles over standard SLC flash memory, Samsung’s new server-grade SLC NAND …

Super Talent launches its FSD56GC25H, the world’s thinnest 256GB Solid State Drive (SSD). The SSD is as thin as 12.5mm, which is 40% thinner than any other 256GB SSD available in the market.

Super Talent’s new SSD offers a maximum of 65MB/sec sequential …

Buffalo packs 8GB of memory into a USB Key, the RUF2-R-S. It supports USB2.0 with 32MB/s write and 27MB/s read speeds. The key measure only 0.75 x 3.6 x 0.55.
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A company called Texas Memory Systems has announced Tera-RamSan which is the largest solid state array with a staggering capacity up to 1TB. The rack consists of an array of 9U servers connected together via 4Gbit fiber-channel. The Tera-RamSan is configured to act as a NAS device, linking directly to an Ethernet connection, or connect to an existing fiber-channel array.

specifications:

Up to 1TB of storage
3.2+ million I/O per second
24GB/sec bandwidth
Less than 14 microseconds average access time
Includes integrated hard drives for backup
4Gbit fiber-channel connection (2Gbit capable)
Supports point-to-point, arbitrated loop, and switched fabric topologies
Individual units configurable in RAID array