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KIOXIA Business Products
Product information on Memory and SSDs for business customers. Kioxia continues to innovate with BiCS FLASH™ 3D technology and storage products to meet the needs of our customers with a broad product lineup.
News
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14-11-2024 KIOXIA News Releases
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30-10-2024 KIOXIA News Releases
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15-10-2024 KIOXIA SSD (Business Products)
Memory
In 1987, the world’s first NAND flash memory was invented. Then, in 2007, we pioneered the development of 3D flash memory technology which enables us to increase the capacity of flash memory. And today, this technology is playing an important role in changing the lives of people around the world. KIOXIA offers a wide variety of flash memory products to meet a wide range of needs.
SSD
KIOXIA solid state drive (SSD) portfolio is built with BiCS FLASH™ 3D flash memory, delivering optimized SSD products and solutions for client PCs, enterprise servers and storage, and cloud data centers.
Storage technologies and solutions that support the latest SSDs, such as software-defined solutions that share SSDs across security networks, are introduced.
Application
Whether it’s automotive applications or compact high performance-oriented PCs or cloud server and hyperscale data center deployments, by delivering advanced high performance, high density, low power, low latency, reliability and more—KIOXIA memory and storage solutions enable the success of emerging applications and allow existing technologies to reach their expected potential.
Support
Please contact us if you have any technical questions, requests for materials, are interested in samples or purchases of business products (Memory, SSD), etc.
In 2007, KIOXIA announced the world‘s first 3D flash memory technology. Presenting our cutting-edge technologies, along with the key points of innovation and our efforts toward further increases in capacity.
KIOXIA invented the world’s first NAND flash memory in 1987. This is an explanation of the structure of flash memory and the mechanism of data storage.
