Novachips develops SSD drives of 4 and 8 terabytes
Published: 28 Oct. 2015, 20:31
Korean computer chip developer Novachips announced earlier this week that it successfully developed the world’s first 4 terabyte and 8 terabyte SSD drives.
The so-called hyperlinked SSD drive (HLSSD) allows users to increase their storage capacity.
Currently the SSD with the largest capacity on the market is 2 terabytes.
The HLSSD is currently available only to startups and original equipment manufacturers.
Other major global chip developers including Samsung Electronics and SanDisk have been working on the development of a 4 terabyte SSD drive.
There have been growing demands for large capacity SSD since its first debut in 2007.
Samsung announced last month that its 4 terabyte versions - SSD 850 PRO and SSD 850 EVO - will be released on the market early 2016.
The so-called hyperlinked SSD drive (HLSSD) allows users to increase their storage capacity.
Currently the SSD with the largest capacity on the market is 2 terabytes.
The HLSSD is currently available only to startups and original equipment manufacturers.
Other major global chip developers including Samsung Electronics and SanDisk have been working on the development of a 4 terabyte SSD drive.
There have been growing demands for large capacity SSD since its first debut in 2007.
Samsung announced last month that its 4 terabyte versions - SSD 850 PRO and SSD 850 EVO - will be released on the market early 2016.
with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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