It seems they'll never learn that such short terms decisions won't make them money in the long run...
So yes, V-NAND was also supposed to use larger nodes to have a decent reliability back, but it seems Micron isn't playing on the high-end segment anymore.
Since Crucial's MX300, the MX series...
That's some interesting lecture you got, thanks !
I don't know if IMFT still have 40nm fabs, but since going V-NAND allows them to reuse tools that made planar lithography, what you're saying is quite possible about 16nm and 20nm.
By the way, does using these two processes nodes at the same...
Hi all,
Since 3D TLC SSDs came on the scene, manufacturers tend to avoid telling which process node they're using.
The only thing i've see, is that Samsung's 2nd generation V-NAND do use a 40nm process node.
And... that's it, nothing else since; apart from telling how many layers they do have...
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