MLC vs. SLC Flash for Enterprise SSDs
MLC, ready for the enterprise?
This article addresses the difference between SLC and MLC Flash technologies while assessing appropriate implementations of each of the technologies.
Please read the full article here: http://www.infostor.com/index/articles/display/1169849064/articles/infostor/disk-arrays/disk-drives/2010/july-2010/mlc-vs__slc_flash.html
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