Embedded World: Apacer Showcasing 112-Layer BiCS5 3D TLC, PCIe Gen4 x4 SSDs, and JEDEC Raw Card Revision 1.0 DDR5 DRAM Modules and SLC-liteX SSDs

Apacer Technology, Inc. joins the ranks of international exhibitors showcasing their latest technologies at Embedded World 2022 from June 21 to 23 in the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre, Germany.

The company will there to demonstrate the latest products and value-adding features to attendees. In particular, attendees will be able to see 112-layer BiCS5 3D TLC, PCIe Gen4 x4 SSDs, and JEDEC Raw Card Revision 1.0 DDR5 DRAM modules. SLC-liteX SSDs which can reach 100,000 P/E cycles will be shown, as well as the CoreSnapshot lite2 technology. Spanning the distance from the edge to the cloud, the firm’s rugged, secure products meet the demanding requirements of industrial application providers.The firm has teamed up with IPC makers and remote device platform providers including Advantech, Allxon and Asus Cloud. By integrating CoreSnapshot’s one-second backup and recovery technology into their existing platforms, the company made DR easier. It even supports OOB (Out-of-Band) and iBMC (intelligent Board Management Controller) technology to allow recovery in the most challenging situations. Customers are also sure to love firm‘s latest improvements in SSD optimization. SLC-liteX SSDs are available with up to 100,000 P/E cycles. Anyone who is interested in the highest available endurance would be wise to check these out.

The company has over 25 years of manufacturing and testing experience. These are put to good use, creating products that industrial customers can trust. Without this wealth of experience, the firm wouldn’t have been able to develop JEDEC 1.0-compliant DDR5 DRAM modules, BiCS5 SV240 series SSDs, or PCIe PV930 SSDs with various specs to select from. Nor would company’s engineers have been able to develop value-adding technologies such as coating, sidefill and anti-sulfuration protection for rugged industrial wide-temperature SSDs. It’s total dedication to constant improvement that helped the firm create the SH24D defense-series SSDs that have passed 8 military standard tests created by the US Department of Defense.