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The article discusses Sandisk's development of a new memory chip called BiCS10, which is the tenth generation of 3D NAND memory chips. The goal is to produce SSD storage drives with unprecedented capacities of up to 512 terabytes by 2027. The chip features a 59% increase in storage density and data transfer speeds of up to 4.8 gigabits per second, along with improvements in energy consumption—using 10% less power during writing and 34% less during reading. The company is focusing on expanding the use of QLC technology to boost capacities, with plans to launch 256-terabyte modules this year, reaching 512 terabytes by 2027, and potentially developing drives with a capacity of one petabyte. It is expected that prices will be very high initially.
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