Is flash memory facing a physics crisis?
By Michael Kanellos, CNET News.com
Thursday, August 09 2007 04:05 PM
On one hand, NAND flash–the kind of flash found inside digital cameras and MP3 players–is crushing the competition, Eli Harari, CEO of SanDisk, said on Wednesday at the Flash Memory Summit.
NAND has made 1-inch hard drives obsolete. Then it is on to 1.8-inch hard drives and possibly larger 2.5-inch notebook hard drives, Harari said.
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