Kioxia's stock is up 540% in 2025, topping the MSCI World Index after joining Tokyo's exchange late last year.

Artificial intelligence’s insatiable appetite for data storage has delivered Japanese memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp.

Nonvolatile flash memory dates back over two decades. Invented in 1994, the first application for flash memory was replacing audio tape in a phone answering machine. Digital film and cassette tapes ...

Micron Technology MU experienced 22% sequential and year-over-year growth in NAND revenues in the first quarter of fiscal ...

Today, NAND flash memory is largely recognized as the preferred memory storage device of choice for consumer, industrial, and computing applications, with each market ...

To store ever more data in electronic devices of the same size, the manufacturing processes for these devices need to be studied in greater detail. By investigating new approaches to making digital ...

Some of us have gone through an era of pixelated MASK ROM entertainment, others have experienced an evolution in the capabilities of music devices, and plenty have tried slow file transfers and ...

To simplify integration, many of the early embedded NAND solutions used single-level cell (SLC) NAND, which stores one bit per cell, with a host microprocessor that included a NAND interface. The ...

As if skyrocketing RAM prices wasn't enough, Kingston's Datacentre SSD Business Manager Cameron Crandall says to expect ...

South Korean memory chip maker SK Hynix will acquire Intel's NAND memory and storage business for $9 billion, the pair announced on Tuesday. The deal includes the US chip giant's NAND SSD business, ...

In 1987 Fujio Masuoka, then working at Toshiba, introduced NAND flash at the 1987 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) in San Francisco. Toshiba said that the name “flash” was suggested ...

What is NAND flash memory? NAND flash is a type of nonvolatile memory that is accessed like a mass storage device (e.g., a hard drive). A form of electronically erasable programmable readonly memory ...