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Guru3D.com » News » Toshiba Memory and Western Digital Open up NAND Fab 6 in japan

Toshiba Memory and Western Digital Open up NAND Fab 6 in japan

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/19/2018 08:34 AM | source: | 4 comment(s)
Toshiba Memory and Western Digital Open up NAND Fab 6 in japan

Toshiba Memory Corporation and Western Digital Corporation today celebrated the opening of a new fabrication facility in Japan. Fab 6, a dedicated 3D flash memory fabrication facility, leverages cutting-edge manufacturing equipment for key production processes. Mass production of 96-layer 3D flash memory utilizing the new fab began earlier this month.

Toshiba Memory Corporation and Western Digital Corporation today celebrated the opening of a new state-of-the-art semiconductor fabrication facility, Fab 6, and the Memory R&D Center, at Yokkaichi operations in Mie Prefecture, Japan. Toshiba Memory started construction of Fab 6, a dedicated 3D flash memory fabrication facility, in February 2017. Toshiba Memory and Western Digital have installed cutting-edge manufacturing equipment for key production processes including deposition and etching. Mass production of 96-layer 3D flash memory utilizing the new fab began earlier this month.

Demand for 3D flash memory is growing for enterprise servers, data centers and smartphones, and is expected to continue to expand in the years ahead. Further investments to expand its production will be made in line with market trends. The Memory R&D Center, located adjacent to Fab 6, began operations in March of this year, and will explore and promote advances in the development of 3D flash memory. Toshiba Memory and Western Digital will continue to cultivate and extend their leadership in the memory business by actively developing initiatives aimed at strengthening competitiveness, advancing joint development of 3D flash memory, and making capital investments according to market trends.

Dr. Yasuo Naruke, President and CEO of Toshiba Memory said, "We are excited about opportunities to expand the market for our latest generation of 3D flash memory. Fab 6 and Memory R&D Center enable us to maintain our position as a leading player in the 3D flash memory market. We are confident that our joint venture with Western Digital will allow us to continue producing leading edge memories at Yokkaichi."

"We are pleased to be opening Fab 6 and the Memory R&D Center with our valued partner Toshiba Memory. For nearly two decades, the successful collaboration between our companies has fostered growth and innovation of NAND flash technology," said Steve Milligan, Chief Executive Officer, Western Digital. "We are ramping production of 96-layer 3D NAND to address the full range of end market opportunities from consumer and mobile applications to cloud data centers. Fab 6 is a cutting-edge facility that will enable us to further our technology and cost leadership position in the industry."



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Kaarme
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#5586241 Posted on: 09/19/2018 09:11 AM
Toshiba still hasn't managed to sell the semiconductor business? I thought it was needed to spare the company from a bankruptcy. Maybe they found another way. That would be a real blessing for consumers.

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#5586295 Posted on: 09/19/2018 11:44 AM
Testing some BiCS3 3D NAND from Toshiba in couple days!!

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#5586330 Posted on: 09/19/2018 01:09 PM
At least someone is still interested to fight for market share and lower prices. Bless them!

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#5587314 Posted on: 09/21/2018 01:12 AM

Test bench
Dell i7-2600 stock
Fresh Registered Windows 10 Pro Windows Updated Patched 9/20/2018
1050ti
12gb ram

Overall, performing much better then my other budget china ssd 150mbs is about 2x performance. Doesn't seem like Toshiba memory is the issue here but the controller. larger drives may perform better but i think it will still suffer from throttling, possible even higher temps. However, can still see throttling happening. still think a Samsung driver for $20 bucks more wont kill you until these other manufactures get more competitive. Samsung warranty and chance for bios updates? these china ssd general never have bios or software didn't even come with rgb damn.





Ill test my ryzen 2600 rig later to see if new cpu & chipset make any difference.

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