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LinkedIn and Workday, the cloud - based human resources company, are among a growing roster of companies using Pure's flash storage.

Pure Storage uses flash technology rather than traditional hard drives, like EMC, to allow companies to store vast databases and business records.

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Pandey believes his company's big advantage over competitors such as VMWare and NetApp is that Nutanix uses flash memory devices located inside individual servers instead of connecting computer servers to separate storage systems.

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The company's goal is to develop and commercialize a RRAM chip in roughly three years that is faster and more durable than flash yet uses less power and features twice the number of bits for storage, Williams says.

We, along with advertising technology companies and service providers that provide services to us and our business partners, use other kinds of local storage, such as Local Shared Objects (also referred to as «Flash cookies») and HTML5 local storage, in connection with the Tubi Services, including the video player.

Chinese company Skytone is prepping the Alpha - 680 Android netbook, sporting a 7 - inch display, a 533 MHz processor, a neat convertible design, and up to 4 GB of storage space (flash).

Thankfully the company decided to include a microSD card slot so consumers can add up to 128 GB of storage to the device through the common flash media cards.

The company could keep the price of its tablet lower than competitors by reducing the amount of flash memory available and bundling 20 GB of Cloud Storage with the purchase of a slate.

To allow end - users to carry along their favorite books and audio tracks, the company provided 2 GB of internal flash storage.

The company unsurprisingly didn't name any specific models but its upcoming Galaxy S9 Android flagships are prime candidates for showcasing such a storage solution, especially since their top models aren't likely to be in high demand compared to the base versions, i.e. the fact that mass production of the chips only started in December shouldn't prevent Samsung from delivering a limited quantity of handsets with 512 GB of internal flash memory come late winter.

And Samsung isn't the only tech company with parts in the iPhone X. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Intel and Quallcomm both provide modems, Toshiba provides flash storage, and even Texas Instruments provides a part or two.

Read the spec sheet carefully when you buy a sub - $ 500 laptop, because sometimes companies will tout a laptop with eMMC as having «solid state» or «Flash» storage.

Korean newspaper ETNews has outed a report citing a Samsung insider, who claims the company is going to use a next - gen NAND flash storage in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6.

Taking aim at the growing use of USB - C in the tech industry, the Dual USB Drive includes connectors for both USB - A 3.0 and USB - C that allow users to transfer files between a traditional USB - supporting computer and a machine like Apple's new 12 - inch Retina MacBook that uses the new USB - C standard.While similar to the company's iXpand Flash Drive line — which pairs a USB connector with a Lightning connector for a more mobile - friendly storage solution — the Dual USB Drive is definitely lighter and slimmer than the iXpand line.

Some other specs include faster battery charging, the company says 10 min of charging will give you 4 hrs usage, supports Samsung payments, fingerprint scanning with an enhanced touch - type fingerprint scanner on the home button, UFS 2.0 Flash storage and much more.

You'll be able to get The Mi 5 with up to 128 GB of onboard flash storage, though the company didn't specify the specific sizes available.

According to the company, all that is needed to run the Android - based OS on a PC are: a USB 3.0 stick that can handle FAT32 formatting with at least 8 GB of storage space, and a PC that can allow you to boot directly from the USB flash drive.

There's also the company's new powerful Kirin 960 processor on board, an upgrade to 6 GB of RAM (probably fast LPDDR4) rather than 4 GB, and 256 GB of flash storage at the top end.

Pricing on this Flash card / drive hasn't yet been set, but the company has indicated the product will be offered in several versions with storage capacity up to 1 gigabyte (GB).