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Kioxia unveils ultra-fast SSD technology capable of 20 million reads per second
Japanese memory chipmaker Kioxia has unveiled ultra-fast SSD technology that can handle more than 20 million read operations per second. The company introduced an upgraded GP-series model and presented performance exceeding 20 million IOPS on 512-byte random reads, about double the GP1 announced in August. It also showcased the LD4 SSD for data centres, offering 15.36TB and 30.72TB capacities, with a design expandable to 122.88TB.
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Applied Materials, Kioxia launch joint research on AI memory
Kioxia will join Applied Materials\' EPIC Center, a Silicon Valley research facility, as an innovation partner to work on joint research into next-generation memory technology, the company said on Tuesday. The work will cover four areas, including advanced memory cell and structure formation, multi-chip stacking to raise density within limited form factors, improvements in stacked memory packaging such as interconnect performance, and materials engineering approaches to support high-volume manufacturing.
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YMTC parent CCSH prepares for Shanghai IPO after CXMT debut
CCSH, the parent of Chinese NAND flash leader Yangtze Memory Technologies Co (YMTC), is pushing ahead with a Shanghai listing, drawing attention to whether it could rewrite China’s memory chip IPO records. CCSH plans to offer 1.98 billion to 2.43 billion shares, or 10 to 12 percent of its capital after a capital increase, with a 15 percent overallotment option. It earmarked 33 billion yuan for projects, including production upgrades and R&D.
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia open-sources cuFile API as GPUs read directly from storage
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Kioxia ordered to pay $229 million in U.S. patent case after five-year dispute
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Crypto
Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix slump puts bitcoin on edge; what markets are watching
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Crypto
Asia chip stocks plunge hits Wall Street, bitcoin breaks below $63,000
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AI & Enterprise
U.S. chip stock selloff spreads to Asia, SoftBank slides 8 percent
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Industry
Bain Capital says Japanese chipmakers have reasons they cannot keep up with Samsung, SK hynix
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Industry
Synopsys to end semiconductor manufacturing process control software to focus resources on AI design
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Industry
Kioxia ships next-generation low-power memory samples, mass production nears
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Industry
China produces photonic chip wafers without ASML equipment, cutting costs to one tenth
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Industry
Memory shortage shadow looms over Computex 2026 as HBM4 supply race intensifies
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Industry
Google TurboQuant sparks memory chip selloff, shocking Hynix and Samsung investors
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Industry
U.S., Japan, Korea NAND group to invest 3.5 trillion won in Taiwan\'s Nanya Tech to secure DRAM
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AI & Enterprise
SanDisk shares soar 976% in five months, emerging as AI beneficiary
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AI & Enterprise
Beyond HBM, HBF gains attention as Samsung and Sandisk push expansion
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Industry
Low-cost 1TB SSD era ends; three models to buy before prices surge