The end of NAND SSD's


  1. madcratebuilder
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    The end of NAND SSD's


    Is NAND is going to be replaced with PCM in next gen ssd's?

    Micron tests next-gen SSD | ZDNet
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  3. strollin
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    Based on the article, it sounds like a commercially available PCM based ssd is still a long way off. PCM used in next gen ssds? I doubt it, especially since PCM cost is 4X NAND.
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