Kioxia Provides Next-Generation Flash Chip Samples to Customers, Aiming to Outpace Competitors
On July 4, Bloomberg reported that Kioxia Holdings has begun supplying next-generation flash chip samples to AI data center operators, aiming to gain an edge in this lucrative market and compete with rivals. The Tokyo-based chip manufacturer stated that its newly launched high-density 3D flash chips have improved energy efficiency and data transfer speeds. The company claims that the storage capacity of the new generation 332-layer, tenth-generation flash chips has increased by 59% compared to its previous flagship product, the eighth-generation flash chips. Click the link below to join the Beating · Feishu AI News channel, which monitors global AI hotspots and news 24/7.
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