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SK Hynix, currently focused on client SSDs, is posed to enter the enterprise SSD market with 72-layer 3D NAND tech. It has developed 512Gb flash chips with this technology, and built an enterprise-class SSD using its own controller and firmware to provide 4TB of capacity. SK Hynix is not saying whether the SSD uses TLC (3bits/ …

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  1. Paul Herber Silver badge

    I have a tube of 2708 EPROMs, are these now technically redundant?

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      Ah, a whole 1 kilobyte, three-rail DC supply, and a quartz window to erase them with UV light. Now *those* were the days of storage!

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        Not the...

        Punch card days then?

        No, I was not around for those, but we did have one for feeding into a programmable knitting machine! :D

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  2. herman

    I learned programming in Fortran on a Sperry Univac using punch cards. I honestly cannot say it is a fond memory. Working with old tech was just as frustrating as working with modern tech!

    Now, please get off my lawn, eh.

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  3. Speltier

    Wear Out

    How long before those SSDs wear out? Oh, right, a "long time" if one is only reading.

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