Micron gets real in solid-state drives

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Micron gets real in solid-state drives

August 5th, 2008 · No Comments

Micron Technology Inc. is expanding its efforts in the emerging but competitive solid-state drive (SSD) market, by rolling out a pair of products based on its 50-nm NAND flash technology. The Boise, Idaho-based company is also developing SSD drives, based on its recently-announced, 34-nm NAND process technology.
The company recently entered the SSD market, by introducing a product for the client or notebook PC sector. The newer products, dubbed the RealSSD line, are geared for both the enterprise computing and notebook applications, said Justin Sykes, director of marketing for SSD products at Micron.

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