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China has unveiled the world’s fastest hard drive, Poxiao, setting a new benchmark in data storage speed. This device dramatically boosts transfer rates, surpassing current market standards.
Beyond sheer speed, the drive features innovative materials and designs that improve efficiency and reliability. Both tech enthusiasts and industry professionals are eager to see how it transforms personal devices and data centers.
Blazing Speed At 400 Picoseconds
The new Poxiao flash memory device reaches an impressive speed of 400 picoseconds per data erase or write operation. This allows it to complete tasks in less than a trillionth of a second.
In the following tweet, the prototype is described as smaller than a grain of rice and 100,000 times faster than existing flash drives. This highlights the scale and speed of the achievement:
With this breakthrough, wait times for handling large files or complex tasks could become virtually unnoticeable.
Powered By New Injection Tech
The Poxiao flash memory device uses a 2D-enhanced hot-carrier injection technique to achieve remarkable speed. This process relies on two-dimensional materials like graphene to accelerate charge carriers efficiently.
In the video below, the technology is highlighted for its ability to deliver speeds 100,000 times faster than traditional flash drives. The video showcases how this injection method contributes to Poxiao’s performance leap:
By reducing energy use and heat generation, the process enhances durability and makes large-scale production feasible.
Big Impact For AI And Computing
The Poxiao flash memory’s speed offers major advantages for AI workloads. In the following tweet, the device is described as a game-changer for AI, cloud computing, and big data applications where fast processing is essential:
Big data analytics and complex computing tasks also benefit from this breakthrough. Its speed allows for quicker decision-making and faster data handling across large-scale systems.
By minimizing storage bottlenecks, this technology helps improve performance in research environments and national defense operations needing ultra-fast data access.
