ntel Corporation is moving to a more advanced 34-nanometer (nm) manufacturing process of its first NAND flash-based SSD products, which are an alternative to a hard drive. The transition to 34nm will help reduce prices of the SSDS to 60 percent for PCs and laptops, and consumers who buy them because of the reduced size and advanced design.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Intel Release 34nm NAND Flash SSD
ntel Corporation is moving to a more advanced 34-nanometer (nm) manufacturing process of its first NAND flash-based SSD products, which are an alternative to a hard drive. The transition to 34nm will help reduce prices of the SSDS to 60 percent for PCs and laptops, and consumers who buy them because of the reduced size and advanced design.
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