Micron Increased QLC SSD Performance With Its Adaptive Write Technology

Micron uses SLC and TLC combined with QLC flash and its adaptive write technology to increase the performance of its QLC 2600 M.2 SSD.

SSD s are the primary storage technology for PCs, industry applications and data centers. In data centers that means they are where data frequently accessed is stored. This is because the provide useable amounts of storage capacity and better performance than alternative technologies for the price.

Micron announced its 2600 QLC NVMe SSD for PCs and client devices recently. The product uses Micron’s 9-generation QLC NAND and it features the companies Adaptive Write Technology, AWT. The company improved the performance of this SSD from other QLC SSDs by using multiple bits per cell technology.

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