Samsung (SSNLF) has started mass production of its 9th-generation 286-layer 3D NAND memory chips, which increases data I/O speeds by 33% compared to 8th-gen 236-layer chips, Nikkei Asia’s Nami Matsuura reports. The ninth-generation 3D NAND memory will be used in artificial intelligence data centers, as well as in smartphones, with Google (GOOGL) and Apple (AAPL) believed to be the main clients, according to the report.
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