Document Type
Trade Journal Article
Completion Date
Fall 2020
Abstract
[excerpt] In the rapid development process of data storage, 3D NAND is the next generation of this technology in which the semiconductor flash cells of the solid-state drive (SSD) are stacked vertically to increase storage density and read / write efficiency. Originally announced by Toshiba in 2007, but with Samsung creating the first commercially available 3D NAND SSD in 2013, the technology is still extremely new to the market. Despite this, it has already proven to be far more effective and reliable than its 2D NAND counterpart. However, the question remains is it worth the upgrade.
Recommended Citation
Welch, Daniel, "Using 3D NAND Flash Memory in SSDs to Improve Storage and Performance" (2020). Engineering Student Trade Journal Articles. 11.
https://scholar.valpo.edu/stja/11