Intel works on a 20tb ssd based on qlc memory

A report has noted that Intel is working on a 20TB SSD, something that is possible in a 2.5-inch format thanks to the use of NAND QLC memory technology. We tell you all the details.

Intel prepares a 20 TB SSD for the business sector

Intel and Micron are leaders in the development of NAND QLC memory technology, which will offer an increase in storage density of 33% compared to current TLC memory, and a 100% increase in memory density. storage on NAND MLC memory. QLC memory is capable of storing up to 4 bits of information per cell, allowing SSD manufacturers to offer greater capacities in smaller form factors, facilitating the creation of very compact storage media.

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Reports from Anandtech and PC Perspective have stated that Itel is working on a QLC memory-based enterprise-grade SSD, with a capacity of 20TB of storage in a small 2.5-inch form factor, which is used in most current SATA SSDs. It is mentioned that Intel may have to increase the thickness of the drive to 15mm in order to include the 20TB capacity.

The information does not end there, since Intel is also working on the development of new memory-based SSDs QLC for the domestic sector, something that should help offer a large capacity at lower prices than current. Recall that Samsung has already released a TLC-based SSD that reached a capacity of 30.72 TB in the same 2.5-inch form factor. The latter makes it possible for us with QLC memory to see new SSDs with an even greater capacity, it is only a matter of time. WE RECOMMEND YOUWD My Passport is a 5 TB portable hard drive Source overclock3d