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Mobile Applications
Smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices are demanding significantly more storage capability to handle the larger file sizes associated with the high-resolution images and videos needed to make next-generation applications like 5G networks possible. With increased capacity as well as speed gains achieved with multilayer 3D memory, like KIOXIA’s BiCS FLASH™ 3D flash memory technology, flash memory continues to be the storage backbone for these mobile applications.
The Evolution of Mobile Computing
In an increasingly mobile world, speed is no longer only measured in miles per hour. A new generation of mobile devices, whether carried in a pocket or purse or mounted inside a vehicle, require high speed storage capabilities to keep pace with the growing demands of consumer, business, industrial and automotive system developers and users. Driven by the demands of these evolving applications, technologies like Universal Flash Storage (UFS), first sampled by KIOXIA* in 2013, are taking storage performance to an entirely new level.
- The memory business of Toshiba Corporation was spun off from Toshiba Corporation and named as Toshiba Memory Corporation in April 2017, and Toshiba Memory Corporation has changed its name to KIOXIA Corporation since October 2019.
KIOXIA’s Vision of Mobile Computing
KIOXIA will continue to push the boundaries of its BiCS FLASH™ 3D flash memory technology to develop solutions that provide significant increases in performance and capacity, enabling next-generation smartphones and other mobile devices to enhance their capabilities and deliver improved end user experiences.
Memory Solutions for Mobile Computing
KIOXIA’s UFS (Universal Flash Storage) and e-MMC are JEDEC-compatible memory devices that integrate a controller, error correction code (ECC) and other control functions in a single package offering easy integration into a variety of consumer, mobile and industrial applications.
Mobile Applications
Smartphone
Today’s smartphones demand powerful performance and fast access to applications and content.
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Smartwatch
Delivering the next generation of content mobility, these connected devices provide instant access to a wide range of on-demand data.
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Smart glasses
The next big thing in technology, smart glasses rely on on-device memory to support virtual and real world applications.
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BiCS FLASH™
KIOXIA’s BiCS FLASH is a three-dimensional (3D) vertical flash memory cell structure. This structure enables it to surpass the capacity of mainstream 2D (planar) flash memory. KIOXIA’s TLC 3-bit-per-cell 1Tb (128GB*1) BiCS FLASH, an industry first*2, enhances the reliability of write/erase endurance while boosting write speeds.
- Product density is identified based on the density of memory chip(s) within the Product, not the amount of memory capacity available for data storage by the end user. Consumer-usable capacity will be less due to overhead data areas, formatting, bad blocks, and other constraints, and may also vary based on the host device and application. For details, please refer to applicable product specifications. The definition of 1Gb = 230 bits = 1,073,741,824 bits. The definition of 1GB = 230 bytes = 1,073,741,824 bytes.
- 12th June, 2007., press release
Support
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In 2007, KIOXIA announced the world‘s first 3D flash memory technology. Presenting our cutting-edge technologies, along with the key points of innovation and our efforts toward further increases in capacity.
KIOXIA invented the world’s first NAND flash memory in 1987. This is an explanation of the structure of flash memory and the mechanism of data storage.
“Multi-level cell technology” is one of the main technologies realizing larger capacity flash memory. The 1 Gbit MLC NAND flash memory launched by KIOXIA in 2001 was the first application in the world of multi-level cell technology to a NAND flash memory product.
