Kioxia announced the availability of samples of the industry’s first embedded UFS flash drives that comply with the MIPI M-PHY v5.0 specification. They use proprietary flash memory BiCS FLASH. Drives designed for use in mobile devices will be available in 128, 256 and 512 GB.
The mentioned MIPI M-PHY 5.0 standard provides for a theoretical data transfer rate of up to 23.2 Gb / s per line (two lines – 46.4 Gb / s) in HS-Gear5 mode. Due to this, in the case of a 256 GB module, an increase in sequential read speed by about 90%, sequential write speed by 70%, performance on random access operations in read mode by about 35%, in write mode by 60% compared to previous generation UFS drives.
The manufacturer makes a reservation that the actual read and write speeds depend on the capabilities of the host, file size and other conditions.
Source: ixbt
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