According to ME News, on August 4 (UTC+8), SK Hynix announced the joint release with SanDisk of the first standard specification for High Bandwidth Flash (HBF), the next-generation storage technology. This specification marks the first outcome of a six-month development effort following SK Hynix’s collaboration with SanDisk to standardize HBF in August last year and the formation of a consortium in February this year. The specification defines two capacity configurations using 8-layer and 16-layer NAND chip stacks, supporting up to 512GB of storage, and establishes bandwidth standards across three grades (Grade 1–3), enabling data transfer rates ranging from approximately 0.4 TB/s to 3.0 TB/s. (Source: BlockBeats)
SK Hynix and SanDisk Release the First HBF Standard Specification
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In accordance with CFT guidelines, SK Hynix and SanDisk released the first HBF standard specification on August 4 (UTC+8). The specification includes 8-layer and 16-layer NAND stacks, supporting up to 512GB. Bandwidth grades range from 0.4 TB/s to 3.0 TB/s. This development may enhance liquidity and crypto markets by improving storage efficiency for blockchain infrastructure.
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