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Samsung Electronics develops industry\'s first UFS 5.0, mass production in fourth quarter

Samsung Electronics said on Monday it has developed the industry\'s first UFS 5.0, the latest embedded memory standard from JEDEC, as on-device AI boosts demand for faster storage. The product is based on the company’s ninth-generation V-NAND and supports sequential read speeds of 10.8 GB/s and write speeds of 9.5 GB/s, about double UFS 4.1. Samsung said power efficiency improves by more than 40 percent and mass production will start in the fourth quarter.

AI & Enterprise

AMD acquires AI data centre memory optimisation startup Mext

AMD said on June 15 it has acquired data centre memory optimisation startup Mext. AMD plans to respond to AI data centre memory supply constraints and raise customer system efficiency to lower operating costs. Financial terms were not disclosed. AMD said Mext’s technology can speed deployment of large-scale AI workloads and improve use of existing infrastructure. Mext specialises in AI-native memory tiering that shifts infrequently used data from DRAM to NAND flash storage.

AI & Enterprise

Synology unveils new products from NAS to AI agents at Computex 2026

Synology took part in Computex 2026 in Taipei from June 2 to 5, rolling out new products spanning data storage, protection and AI solutions. It showcased XS+/XS and FS enterprise storage, the PAS7700 active-active all-flash NVMe system and the GS3400 scalable object and file storage. Synology also introduced Synology Tiering and new data reduction features, and unveiled AI solutions including a DSM Agent. It added platform support in data protection and expanded its cameras and home lineup.