Dean Klein, Micron’s Vice President of Memory System Development, discusses the new RealSSD C400 drive and how SSDs will grow in 2011 with the influx of ultra-mobile notebooks. Dean also discusses how the leading-edge performance and capacities of the C400 are poised to serve this market.
We recently sat down with Glen Hawk, our VP of NAND Solutions, to talk about the company’s direction and vision for NAND Flash memory.
PCWorld recently published its list of top technology products of 2010, and coming in at No. 16 out of the 100 best in the world is the RealSSD C300 solid-state drive.
Micron today announced that our 25nm NAND is being used in a new all-in-one storage and media solution from Hitachi-LG Data Storage (HLDS), called Hybrid Drive. The innovations Micron has made in NAND flash memory continue to spark new and compelling end-product designs from our customers – the Hybrid Drive being one of them.
Our RealSSD C300 has garnered some impressive industry accolades since its introduction back in December.
An interview with Eden Kim, the CEO of SSD testing firm Calypso Systems. He discusses SSD testing processes, the need for standardized testing, and how Micron’s RealSSD P300 drive performs against other SSD competitors
The 2010 Flash Memory Summit has been a great show—lots of attendees and new innovations in flash (remember our post from yesterday?). For those of you who couldn’t make it, we pulled together a quick video summary of what’s going on in the Micron booth.
I had the chance to sit-down with Dean Klein, Vice President of Memory System Development at Micron to talk about the RealSSD P300 solid-state drive that was announced today.
With the recent Numonyx acquisition, we’ve heard lots of questions about Micron’s commitment to phase change memory (PCM). Ed Doller, Vice President and Chief Memory Systems Architect, addressed some of these questions in a recent keynote at the MemCon conference in San Jose. His talk focused on PCM’s future as a viable, next-generation, nonvolatile memory [...]
Micron and Intel’s 25nm NAND was awarded Most Innovative Process Technology by UBM TechInsights
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