Kioxia, a Japanese NAND flash manufacturer, forecasts a 2.7-fold increase in NAND memory demand by 2028, driven by AI, which ...

The Kioxia Exceria 1TB for £43 is a solid SSD for a whole range of uses, and even if it is a little bit slow in terms of peak speeds compared to more modern PCIe 3.0 or 4.0 SSDs, it still makes a ...

The long-speculated merger between Japan-based flash memory and SSD manufacturing giant Kioxia Holdings and flash and spinning disk developer Western Digital has likely been called off after a ...

Kioxia expects flash demand for NAND memory to increase 2.7 times by 2028, spurred by advances in artificial intelligence, ...

Japan-based memory and SSD manufacturer Kioxia Holdings is once again preparing to go public on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Bloomberg reported Tuesday that one of Kioxia’s major shareholders ...

Bain Capital-backed Kioxia filed for an IPO on Friday and sources familiar with the matter said the Japanese chipmaker was targeting December for the offering. The IPO registration marks a fresh ...

NAND flash memory creators KIOXIA is there (booth #A) showcasing its data center and enterprise solid-state drive (SSD) portfolio, including the brand-new KIOXIA XD8 Series E1.S Data Center SSD ...

Inc. will be showcasing and demonstrating benefits of a KIOXIA XD Series SSD equipped with Flexible Data Placement (FDP) functionality running the RocksDB database at the Open Compute Project ...

Bain Capital’s plan to list Japan’s Kioxia in an initial public offering (IPO) hit a roadblock as investors demanded a ...

(2) All performance improvements are comparisons to the previous generation KIOXIA XD7P Series SSD (7.68 TB capacity model). Specifications are subject to change without notice.

"KIOXIA continues to drive innovation within the open compute ecosystem,” said Neville Ichhaporia, senior vice president and general manager of the SSD business unit at KIOXIA America ...

Kioxia's filings indicate it aims to conduct the IPO sometime from December through June. A Bain-led consortium acquired Kioxia from scandal-hit Toshiba six years ago for 2 trillion yen.