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Toshiba unveils UFS devices utilising 64-Layer, 3D Flash Memory

Toshiba Memory Europe GmbH has started sampling Universal Flash Storage (UFS) devices utilising Toshiba Memory Corporation’s cutting-edge 64-layer, BiCS FLASH 3D flash memory.

The new UFS devices meet performance demands for applications that require high-speed read/write performance and low power consumption, including mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, and augmented and virtual reality systems.



The new line-up will be available in four capacities: 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and 256GB.

All of the devices integrate flash memory and a controller in a single, JEDEC-standard 11.5 x 13mm package.

The controller performs error correction, wear levelling, logical-to-physical address translation and bad-block management, allowing users to simplify system development.

All four devices are compliant with JEDEC UFS Ver2.1, including HS-GEAR3, which has a theoretical interface speed of up to 5.8Gbps per lane (x2 lanes = 11.6Gbps) while also suppressing any increase in power consumption.

Sequential read and write performance of the 64GB device are 900MB/s and 180MB/s, while the random read and write performance are around 200% and 185% better, respectively, than those of previous generation devices.

Due to its serial interface, UFS supports full duplexing, which enables both concurrent reading and writing between the host processor and UFS device.

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