From Die to Drive: Solidigm Leaders on Floating Gate NAND Technology

Responsible for pathfinding and advancing product architecture, the Solidigm NAND Development Team continues to develop the company’s floating gate technology. Led by J.D. Choi, the team works to further scale and accelerate the industry’s shift toward high‑density, high performance, and cost-efficient solutions for enterprise eSSD markets.

Watch the video below to hear from Solidigm NAND Development leaders.

The product portfolio notably consists of Quad-level cell (QLC) and Triple-level cell (TLC) technology. Leaders more specifically explained that QLC technology is built on floating gate and anchors the high-capacity, read-intensive tier behind drives including the Solidigm™ D5-P5336. TLC technology serves the performance and mixed-workload tier, where drives such as the Solidigm™ D7-PS1010 carry higher endurance and write-throughput demands. They added that this portfolio mix better enables customers to match the media to the workload, rather than forcing one cell architecture across the entire data center.

J.D. Choi, Head of NAND Development, added that a deliberate Floating Gate NAND technology choice aligns tightly with the needs of AI infrastructure, particularly inference, KV cache, and large‑scale context storage.

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