UDinfo was established
in 2014 as the new name to carry on the SSD business of Afaya. UDinfo is
based in New Taipei City, Taiwan
see also:-
overview
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editor's comments:- Like its predecessor Afaya,
UDinfo has SSD product lines at the
industrial and
embedded markets - available with many interfaces:- SATA, PATA and USB.
UDinfo competes in the following SSD form factor markets:-
SSDs on
a chip, M.2 SSDs ,
1.8" SSDs and
2.5" SSDs.
Recent
editions to UDinfo's SSD product line include:-
- industrial
SATA
SSD on a chip (156 pins MO-276) which can provide about 500 / 200 MB/s R/W
and upto 32GB / 64GB capacity using MLC or pSLC (pseudo-SLC).
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As the possibilities for
deploying SSDs with application specific power, performance, and
storage/server/app optimimized role becomes better understood - the result is
that thousands of systems design groups are not only looking at designing their
own SSDs (which has been happening for years already) but also a heck of a lot
of these designers are also looking at deeply customizing the SSD in their life.
These
customizations are more ambitious than adding a few firmware tweaks to a
COTS SSD controller and choosing the flash to populate someone else's reference
design. |
processors used
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