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Samsung and Seagate will co-develop controller for enterprise SSDs

August 13, 2010 By kunal Leave a Comment

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Samsung and Seagate have entered into a joint development and licensing agreement. Both companies have agreed to co-develop and cross-license controller technology that will be used in enterprise-class SSDs to achieve greater reliability and performance. The controller will be created for Seagate’s enterprise SSDs and will take advantage of Samsung’s expertise in flash memory technology specific to 30 nanometer-class MLC NAND.

We are pleased to be jointly developing a high-performance SSD controller with Seagate for the enterprise storage market. Our green memory solution is designed to enable more energy-efficient server applications, which is expected to increase the use of NAND-based SSD storage in enterprise applications.

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