Unfortunately... Toshiba/SanDisk is also showing this dad-blamed old IP that has the unmistakable smell of "Hot SSD Sauce" oozing from every bit:
13.6 A 5.6MB/s 64Gb 4b/cell NAND Flash Memory in 43nm CMOS
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C. Trinh , N. Shibata , T. Nakano , M. Ogawa , J. Sato , Y. Takeyama , K. Isobe , B. Le , F. Moogat , N. Mokhlesi , K. Kozakai , P. Hong , T. Kamei , K. Iwasa , J. Nakai , T. Shimizu , M. Honma , S. Sakai , T. Kawaai , S. Hoshi , J. Yuh , C. Hsu , T. Tseng , J. Li , J. Hu , M. Liu , S. Skalid , J. Chen , M. Watanabe , H. Lin , J. Yang , K. McKay , K. Nguyen , T. Pham , Y. Matsuda , K. Nakamura , K. Kanebako , S. Yoshikawa , W. Igarashi , A. Inoue , T. Takahashi , Y. Komatsu , C. Suzuki , K. Kanazawa , M. Higashitani , S. Lee , T. Murai , K. Nguyen , J. Lan , S. Huynh , M. Murin , M. Shlick , M. Lasser , R. Cernea , M. Mofidi , K. Schuegraf , K. Quader
SanDisk, Milpitas, CA
Toshiba, Yokohama, Japan
A 64Gb 16-level (16LC) NAND flash memory in 43nm CMOS technology is developed. In addition to reducing cost per bit with 4b/cell and improving memory density, 5.6MB/s write performance is achieved using a three-step programming method, ABL sensing, and a sequential-sense concept for read and verify.
isscc.org
Oh well... easy don't come... easy don't go.
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