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San Jose, Calif<\/strong>.\u00a0September 28, 2021<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013\u00a0Phison Electronics Corp.<\/a> (TPEX: 8299), a global leader in NAND flash controller integrated circuits and storage solutions, today announced its technology development of PCIe Gen 5 customizable SSD solutions for Enterprise and Client SSDs.<\/p>\n Phison customers from Hyperscale Cloud Data Centers to PC Gaming demand the fastest performance motherboards and SSD storage devices.\u00a0 Their business models require that they transition to the newest technologies when they first become available, usually well before the rest of the software and hardware ecosystem has been established.<\/p>\n Phison is enabling our valued customers with PCIe Gen 5 SSD platforms that may be customized<\/a> to perform optimally in their applications.<\/p>\n Customers who are early adopters of PCIe Gen 5 SSDs will benefit from superior specifications and first to market leadership revenue. The data rate specification for PCIe Gen 5 at 32Gb\/s is twice the lane speed of PCIe Gen 4 at 16Gb\/s, enabling either double the overall performance, or offering similar performance, but using half as many lanes as PCIe Gen 4.<\/p>\n Phison is actively developing its first PCIe Gen 5 platform named the E26 Series Controller and SSD and has two key differentiating advantages.\u00a0 First, Phison makes more of the critical intellectual property (IP) blocks inside the controller than any other company, thereby eliminating dependencies and inconsistencies that competitors have when they source 3rd party IP for their controllers.\u00a0 Second, that the E26 controller IP is developed concurrently with Phison\u2019s firmware in a FPGA environment, even before tape out ensuring a fast time to market with the highest reliability at introduction.<\/p>\n Phison will be providing early E26 Gen 5 SSD samples to industry-leading motherboard manufacturers so their engineers can tune their electrical signal link-ups, command timing, and BIOS to Phison\u2019s Gen 5 SSD controllers and firmware.\u00a0 Phison\u2019s E26 SSD platform will support PCIe Dual Port, and have advanced features such as SR-IOV and ZNS, and support for the newest, fastest NAND interfaces ONFI 5.x and Toggle 5.x.<\/p>\n \u201cWhile PCIe Gen 4 SSD shipments are still ramping up, there are many server and storage customers who will want to transition to PCIe Gen 5 as soon as that technology is available,\u201d said Jeff Janukowicz, Research Vice President at IDC. \u201cBy helping to enable an ecosystem, Phison\u2019s customizable E26 SSD is at the forefront of PCIe Gen 5 introductions and will facilitate data center customers looking to benefit from the technology’s increased performance.\u201d<\/p>\n Phison\u2019s E26 SSD solution is designed to be a best-in-class combination of performance at low power using Phison\u2019s unique architecture of low power consumption ARM R5 CPUs and an array of super low power but high performance\u00a0CoxProcessor\u2122\u00a0 2.0 technology<\/a>.\u00a0 The E26 is a customizable SSD platform that will be available in M.2, U.3, E1.S, and E3.S form factors<\/a>.<\/p>\n The E26 Gen 5 test chip has been successfully taped out in 12nm advanced process, and customized SSD solutions are targeted to be shipping in the second half of 2022.<\/p>\n Phison was first in the world to ship a PCIe Gen 4 SSD.\u00a0 By leveraging its deep expertise in controller and firmware design and investing heavily in research and development, it is the company\u2019s goal to repeat that success by enabling its customers with PCIe Gen 5 SSDs. Phison partner companies who joined in the launch of PCIe Gen 4 benefited from first to market shipments with first to market revenue.\u00a0 Many of them still maintain market share leadership in their sales channels.<\/p>\n Phison\u2019s goal is to provide its customers and partners with industry- leading PCIe Gen 5 SSDs that will enable them to expand revenue, profitability, and market share.<\/p>\n Phison is seeking OEM customer partners who want to join in the success of the PCIe Gen 5 customizable SSD platform launch.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n About Phison<\/p>\n Phison Electronics Corp. (TPEX:8299) is a global leader in NAND Flash controller integrated circuits and storage solutions for the consumer, industrial and enterprise markets. Phison provides various services from controller ASIC and firmware design, system integration, IP licensing, and total turnkey solutions, covering applications across SSD (PCIe\/SATA\/PATA), eMMC, UFS, SD, and USB interfaces. 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Judy Smith
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