INQ：越来越多的厂商开始投奔Intel SSD了

itany

A-Data and PQI rumoured Intel SSD partners
Join Kingston, Micron
By Sylvie Barak

Friday, 13 February 2009, 12:53




RUMOUR HAS it memory module makers A-Data Technology and Power Quotient International (PQI) will be teaming up with Intel to market co-branded solid-state drives (SSD).


The rumour, being spread by Dodgytimes, reckons A-Data will be announcing its debut in the SSD market imminently and that PQI will also be unveiling its dual-brand SSDs by the end of February.

PQI says it will also be aiming to score big with its NAND flash SSDs in the Chinese white-box netbook market by partnering up several local netbook makers.

A-Data and PQI wouldn't be the first to follow the co-branding route. Back in January, Kingston also plunged head first into the branded SSD market in a similar co-branding partnership with Chipzilla.

Likewise, IM Flash Technologies, a joint venture between Intel and Micron, is already busily churning out 34nm NAND flash chips for SSDs in small-form-factors for cameras, Mp3 players and other shiny, expensive little toys.
When we asked an Intel spokesman what he could tell us about the rumour, he responded he hadn't heard anything about it and noted the Digitimes report seemed, er, dodgy to him. µ

jijiyy007

有不卡的1K以下的30G ssd我马上出手。

itany

还不是因为Intel要搭卖美光的闪存
如果Intel只卖控制芯片的话，x25-M估计早就1k以下了

liu2057

快降吧,X25-M等入~~~~~~~~~~

dtcys

哈哈，奔着利益而去。