X-500 / X-55 Series SLC vs. EM-MLC
Swissbit's latest SSD generation is available in 2 versions. Firstly, the X-500: based on SLC NAND flash (Single Level Cell) for applications with many write operations, requiring highest reliability . Secondly, the X-55: based on EM-MLC NAND Flash (Endurance Managed Multi Level Cell) for cost driven applications with lower write workload and lower data retention and performance requirements.
This document compares properties of different flash types and explains possibilities to maximize the endurance.
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