Toshiba opens door to 128GB smartphones

Flash memory specialist SanDisk and its manufacturing partner Toshiba have jointly announced the production of NAND flash chips based on a 19nm production process - a step ahead of the rest of the market.While joint venture...

Sandisk, Sony and Nikon have come together to propose a brand new memory card format that extends Compact Flash into new, uncharted territories with performance and capacity to match current hard disk drives. The new format...

Toshiba has partnered with SanDisk to build its latest NAND flash memory chip plant in Japan, the Wall Street Journal has reported.The chip facility, dubbed Fab 5, is set to be built in Yokkaichi, Japan. The plant is scheduled...

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Flash storage specialist Super Talent has announced that it will co-brand its forthcoming SATA UltraDrive DX solid state drives using parts from Japanese manufacturer Toshiba. The drives come with two level of security that...

Samsung, the largest NAND Flash memory supplier around, publicly come forth with a USD26 per share offer for Solid State memory specialist Sandisk, valuing the company at around USD 5.85 billion. Sandisk has already said no to...

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Toshiba, which is the second largest maker of flash memory, has announced that it would be manufacturing solid state drives with a capacity of up to 128GB.The move comes as the world braces for even more and larger solid state...