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BIWIN has rolled out its SS321 SATA 2.5-inch SSDs for servers. These products help customers to forge a sound cloud computing center, server system, network security equipment, etc. They enjoy vast vistas in government, finance, operators, enterprise data centers, and more.
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The Apple M1 chip has a prominent edge for its superior performance per watt. It can stack up against the peak performance of competitive PC processors via using only one-quarter of its power consumption. With the advanced manufacturing processes,
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EMMC and UFS are mainly used in intelligent mobile terminals. They call for proper capacity and performance and are stringent on power consumption and volume. SSDs are principally utilized in PCs and servers, requiring large capacity (100 GB to TB level), extremely high concurrency to improve performance
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The PC OEM market has always been a crucial battlefield for memory manufacturers. In 2021, regarding consumer SSDs, the PC OEM market boasted the largest shipments, accounting for about 62%. In Q1 of 2022, Intel's next-generation Alder Lake processor shipments did not live up to the expectation
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BIWIN RD100 series DDR4 RDIMM server memory modules with the capacity of 32 GB and 16 GB have passed the AVL certification of Intel Authorized Laboratory.
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In pursuit of the extremely slim feature, traditional mobile intelligent terminals generally adopt eMMC/UFS embedded memory. Two-in-one computers, Ultrabooks and more are defined to production tools. Given that, eMMC is blamed for performance bottleneck, UFS is blamed for limited application platforms, and ordinary SSDs are blamed for large size and high power consumption. Meanwhile, these headaches have engendered the BGA SSD equipped with the PCIe standard interface.
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BIWIN C1004 is compliant with car-level standards, featuring superb quality, outstanding performance, and high durability. At present, it has been stably supplied to many important domestic car manufacturers.
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BIWIN wins the World Electronics Achievement Award "Memory of the Year" for its memory chip ePOP E100 at the 2021 Global CEO Summit.
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This New Year brings a new generation of Double Data Rate (DDR) SDRAM as BIWIN launches its DDR5, an early market entry as PC, CPU and motherboard makers will gear up later in 2022 for the latest generation of PC computing.
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BIWIN brings a full range of industrial storage products such as automotive series and embedded SSDs, as well as its own consumer brand Biwintech series products to Gitex 2021, bringing the latest storage solutions to global customers.
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The recent days witnessed the grand show of 2021 CITE in Shenzhen Convention Center. BIWIN made a wonderful debut with the theme of "vehicle storage, leaded by chips", and multi-dimensionally showcased its various storage schemes for vehicle applications. Exhibits are mainly vehicle series products such as C1004
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The Embedded World in Nuremberg of Germany is one of the important annual events in the embedded-system industry and the largest embedded exhibition around the world. This year also witnessed the sixth consecutive participation of BIWIN. At this exhibition, BIWIN demonstrated its comprehensive storage solutions and advanced SiP-based packaging and testing services to experts and global customers.
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BIWIN Storage Technology Authorized By Huawei for NM cards, Black Technology Products Serve Huawei’s High-End Smartphone Users
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In recent times, Huawei, the creator of the NM memory card, and BIWIN, a leading brand of memory chips in China, jointly signed a patent license for the NM memory card. BIWIN is gearing up for the production and sales of NM memory cards and contributes to the prosperity of the NM memory card ecosystem.
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In August 2019, the Flash Memory Summit (FMS) witnessed the new arrival PH001 AIC SSD from BIWIN. Such a product embodies the latest achievement of our cooperation with INNOGRIT. It houses a PCIe Gen 4 x 4 interface, NVMe 1.4 protocol with a capacity of up to 32 TB and a maximum sequential read speed of over 7 GB/s
