Samsung starts producing SSDs for AI machines in large quantities

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Samsung starts producing SSDs for AI machines in large quantities
Samsung starts producing SSDs for AI machines in large quantities

On Friday, Samsung Electronics said that it had started mass producing its most recent solid-state drive (SSD), which leads the industry and is best suited for use in high-end personal computers with artificial intelligence. Samsung said that its in-house 5-nanometre-based controller and eighth-generation V-NAND technology are the foundation of the PM9E1 SSD, which has the highest performance and largest capacity in the industry.

According to the business, the PM9E1 will provide tremendous performance and better power efficiency, making it an appropriate alternative for on-device AI PCs. According to media sources, all of the important features have improved over its predecessor. 

In order to maintain its market leadership, Samsung intends to introduce consumer goods based on the PM9E1 and plans to extend its superior SSD solutions to worldwide PC makers.

“Our PM9E1 integrated with a 5nm controller delivers industry-leading power efficiency and utmost performance validated by our key partners,” said Bae Yong-cheol, Samsung’s executive vice president of memory product planning.

Concurrently, the largest memory chip manufacturer in the world has begun mass producing LPDDR5X DRAM, the smallest mobile DRAM in the industry, specifically designed for on-device AI.

Samsung claims that the new 12-nanometre (nm)-class 12 gigabyte (GB) and 16GB LPDDR5X DRAM packages are the thinnest LPDDR DRAM in the market at only 0.65 mm in height.

In comparison to its predecessor, the new chip, which stacks four layers of 12nm-DRAM die, is 21.2% more efficient in heat resistance and 9% thinner. According to Samsung, the incredibly small LPDDR5X DRAM packages can free up more room in mobile devices to accommodate high-performance apps and cutting-edge capabilities like on-device artificial intelligence.

Samsung’s operational profit increased over fifteen times in the second quarter (Q2) compared to the same period last year, driven by the strong performance of its semiconductor sector.

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