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SAN JOSE, Calif. \u2013 December 20, 2023 \u2013 Phison Electronics Corp.<\/a>, a global leader in NAND flash controller and storage solutions, today announced the company\u2019s predictions for 2024 trends in NAND flash infrastructure deployment. The company predicts that rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies will continue apace, with PCIe 5.0-based infrastructure<\/a> providing high-performance, sustainable support for AI workload consistency as adoption rapidly expands. PCIe 5.0 NAND flash solutions will be at the core of a well-balanced hardware ecosystem, with private AI deployments such as on-premise large language models (LLMs) driving significant growth in both everyday AI and the infrastructure required to support it.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe are moving past initial excitement over AI toward wider everyday deployment of the technology. In these configurations, high-quality AI output must be achieved by infrastructure designed to be secure, while also being affordable. The organizations that leverage AI to boost productivity will be incredibly successful,\u201d said Sebastien Jean, CTO, Phison US. \u201cBuilding on the widespread proliferation of AI applications, infrastructure providers will be responsible for making certain that AI models do not run up against the limitations of memory \u2013 and NAND flash will become central to how we configure data center architectures to support today\u2019s developing AI market while laying the foundation for success in our fast-evolving digital future.\u201d<\/p>\n

The direction from 2023 was clear: Artificial intelligence will continue to weave its way through our lives, and the primary purpose of digital infrastructure in the coming year will be to support these critical models in production environments. As AI becomes more every day, data center architects will be challenged to sustain the proliferation of applications such as large language models (LLMs) while building systems that can maintain and scale these operations long-term.<\/p>\n

Phison\u2019s data scientists and digital infrastructure experts believe that future successful AI implementation will maintain vigilance against known and unknown data threats while moving away from over-reliance on accelerator technologies, resulting in more balanced systems. Phison\u2019s predictions include:<\/p>\n

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