Samsung begins mass production of 1Tb triple-level cell 8th Gen V-NAND chips

Samsung, the world's biggest memory chip maker, has announced that it has started mass-producing 1-terabit (1Tb) triple-level cell eighth-generation V-NAND chips. These chips feature the industry's highest bit density and storage capacity. They are designed to be used in high-end enterprise servers.

The South Korean firm achieved the industry's highest bit density by improving the bit productivity per semiconductor wafer. The company used the new Toggle DDR 5.0 interface and features input and output speeds of up to 2.4Gbps, a 1.2x boost over previous generation chips. It used 3D scaling to surface area and height while avoiding cell-to-cell interference.

These V-NAND chips can accommodate PCIe 4.0 and PCIe 5.0 standards. Samsung's new storage chips will be used in next-generation enterprise servers and the automotive sector. In the automotive segment, reliability is of utmost importance, and Samsung plans to bring its 8th generation V-NAND chips to vehicles in the future.

Samsung's new V-NAND chips are expected to be used in high-end enterprise servers first within the next few months.

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