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[Photo News] 1 Tera NAND Flash to Become a Reality in the Near Future

Google 우선 소스Published2016.08.12 09:28
Samsung Electronics President Kim Ki-nam Receives FMS Lifetime Achievement Award

Samsung Electronics President Kim Ki-nam received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Flash Memory Summit held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in the United States on the 10th (local time).

The Flash Memory Summit is the world's largest flash memory industry conference held annually in the United States (August 8–11).

President Kim Ki-nam received this award in recognition of his leading role in advancing flash memory technology, as Samsung Electronics doubled its NAND flash capacity every year from 2Gb in 2002 to 32Gb in 2006. The FMS Lifetime Achievement Award is presented annually to an individual who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in the development of flash memory-related technologies and the expansion of the market.

In his acceptance speech, President Kim Ki-nam said, “Since I served as the head of Samsung Electronics’ Semiconductor Research Institute in 2003, I believed that innovative technology would be needed to overcome the limitations of planar NAND flash, and I have made continuous efforts to develop V-NAND despite various technical difficulties.” He added, “Following the world’s first mass production of 1st generation 24-layer V-NAND in August 2013, we plan to mass produce 64-layer V-NAND by the end of this year. I believe that 1Tb (terabit) NAND flash will become a reality in the near future, which means we will be able to stack more than 100 layers.”
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