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Samsung and Anobit Collaborate on SD Card Controller
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Fri, August 20th, 2010
For use with 30nm 3-bit NAND
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Anobit have collaborated on the design of a new controller (SK6630) for use in Secure Digital (SD) memory cards. With the use of Anobit’s Memory Signal Processing (MSP) technology, the SK6630 provides high endurance and high performance for Samsung’s 3-bit NAND at advanced process nodes.
The SK6630 is co-designed and manufactured by Taiwan-based storage and multimedia solution provider SkyMedi for use with Samsung’s 30 nanometer class 3-bit NAND.
"Our collaboration with Anobit enhances Samsung’s industry-leading high-density NAND product portfolio in the advanced process nodes," said Seijin Kim, Vice President, Flash Memory Planning/Enabling, Samsung Electronics.
"We are happy to be working with Samsung – the world leading provider of NAND Flash Memory – to push the boundaries of NAND endurance and performance," said Dror Salee, Anobit’s VP Marketing.
The SK6630 is co-designed and manufactured by Taiwan-based storage and multimedia solution provider SkyMedi for use with Samsung’s 30 nanometer class 3-bit NAND.
"Our collaboration with Anobit enhances Samsung’s industry-leading high-density NAND product portfolio in the advanced process nodes," said Seijin Kim, Vice President, Flash Memory Planning/Enabling, Samsung Electronics.
"We are happy to be working with Samsung – the world leading provider of NAND Flash Memory – to push the boundaries of NAND endurance and performance," said Dror Salee, Anobit’s VP Marketing.
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