3D NAND vs 2D NAND: What's the Difference in NAND Flash Memory?

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3D NAND flash memory makes data storage more efficient and reliable. Watch to learn more about 3D NAND flash and how it differs from 2D NAND flash.

3D NAND flash is a type of non-volatile flash memory in which the memory cells are stacked vertically in multiple layers. This is different than traditional 2D NAND, where the memory cells are arranged in a two-dimensional matrix.

NAND is the most popular and widely used type of flash memory cell since it's inexpensive and provides fast read and write operation. It also has higher storage density and even reduces power consumption. 3D NAND is commonly seen as an overall upgraded version of 2D NAND -- it's usually found in computers, tablets, and storage devices like USBs and SSDs.

The difference between 3D NAND and 2D NAND flash storage can be found in performance, cost, and manufacturing pros and cons.

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