The sweet spot is TLC (Triple-Level Cell) SSDs, which offer a solid balance of speed and durability. There are also MLC ...

SLC makes for the fastest, most durable NAND flash memory. MLC (multi-level cell): Two bits are stored per cell, making it harder to read but there's a cost advantage: you get twice as much ...

SSDs store data in different ways with several different options: Single-Level Cell (SLC) or Multi-Level Cell (MLC), which can be broken down into Triple-Level Cell (TLC), and Quad-Level Cell (QLC).

Pliant's product line includes enterprise SSDs based on MLC NAND memory technology, and the company's roadmap includes PCIe-based SSDs for high performance computing servers. SSDs can be divided ...

Intel says the SLC SSDs offer 10 times more endurance than multi-level cell (MLC) SSDs, in which bits of data are stored at multiple levels in each cell. Most of Intel’s high-capacity SSD 500 and 700 ...

The MLC memory endurance is significantly lower ... and wearing have increased the life-span of the respective SSDs. For example, a 500 GB TLC based SSD can quite easily manage a 300TB written ...