The OnePlus 12R debuted in the global market last month. At the time of launch, the brand had revealed that the smartphone features UFS 4.0 storage technology on some variants. However, this isn’t ...

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South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics has initiated the mass production of UFS 3.1 storage chips for automotive applications, specifically targeting in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) systems. The ...

TL;DR: KIOXIA has launched next-generation UFS 4.1 memory devices designed for automotive applications, featuring 8th generation BiCS FLASH 3D technology and an in-house controller. These devices ...

Our Pixel 10 AMA was filled with great questions, but a couple of them stood out to me regarding the upgrade to UFS 4.0 storage. If you missed the news, Google has finally ditched the aging UFS 3.1 ...

Micron has announced that it is sending samples of its latest Universal Flash Storage (UFS) 4.0 ICs to smart device makers. Devices using these new NAND chips will benefit from double speed transfers ...

The next generation of smartphone storage, UFS 5.0, is nearly ready and promises massive speed and efficiency gains over UFS 4.0. With up to 10.8GB/s transfer speeds and better data integrity, it ...

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. Universal Flash Storage (UFS) is one of the key standards used to monitor device storage speed, and a new standard, ...

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New QLC technology boosts storage capacity and performance High-Speed Link Startup Sequence reduces initialization time by 70% Enhanced security features protect sensitive user data effectively The ...

Don't you hate it when companies skimp on storage? We're looking at you, Apple, but not only you. Part of the reason (beyond greed) is a balance between cost and capacity, with whatever storage ...