Leading flash memory and SSD supplier, Kioxia, showcased new products and technologies designed to be future-ready at this year’s CES 2023.
Kioxia was the first to introduce NAND and 3D flash memory drives, and today, KIOXIA’s varied portfolio of flash storage solutions is designed to meet the ever-changing technological environment, where evolving standards drive performance levels higher.
The SSD products made by KIOXIA are built with BiCS FLASHTM 3D flash memory, which makes them ideal for client PCs, enterprise servers and storage, and cloud data centers. Kioxia’s flash memory and solid-state drives (SSD), are used to power vital information infrastructure like data centers, smartphones, PCs, and other devices that are important to people's lives worldwide.
"Whether it's the next connected vehicle, the next personal mobility device or the next smart city – we keep advancing flash memory to make the next thing possible, Countless consumer devices and applications require flash memory and SSDs, and we are committed to continued innovation."
Alex Mei, vice president of corporate marketing for KIOXIA America, Inc.
KIOXIA CES exhibit at the Venetian® Meeting Center from January 5-7 included:
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Scalable BiCS FLASH™ 3D flash memory technology solutions – including XL-FLASH™ and 4-bit per cell quad-level-cell (QLC) technology
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Flash memory solutions for automotive, consumer and industrial applications – including SLC NAND, UFS 4.0 and XFMEXPRESS™
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A broad lineup of KIOXIA SSDs - representing the latest standards, technologies, and form factors
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KIOXIA client SSDs – including XG8 and BG5 Series NVMe™ SSDs
About KIOXIA America, Inc
KIOXIA America, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of KIOXIA Corporation. From the creation of flash memory to the ground-breaking BiCS FLASHTM 3D technology of today, KIOXIA has led the way in developing cutting-edge memory, SSD, and software solutions that improve people's lives and broaden the boundaries of society. The company's Yokkaichi Plant is one of the world's largest and highly efficient flash memory manufacturing facilities. In addition, the company continues to meet the increasing demand for memory worldwide by deploying advanced manufacturing processes that use AI.