Kioxia Corporation Launches Automotive UFS Version 4.0 Built in Flash Memory Device

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Kioxia: Automotive UFS version 4.0 built-in flash memory device (Photo: Business Wire)
Kioxia: Automotive UFS version 4.0 built-in flash memory device (Photo: Business Wire)

Kioxia Corporation, a global leader in memory solutions, today announced theย release of version 4.0 of its Universal Flash Storage1 (UFS) designedย for automotive applications.ย The built-in flash memory device has obtained Automotive SPICEย (ASPICE) Capability Level 2 (CL2) certification. Kioxia is the first company to receive this automotive-grade UFS version 4.0 certification distinction2.

Automotive SPICEย (Softwareย Processย Improvementย andย Capabilityย Measurement)ย is based on the ISO/IEC 33000 series of standards and is an internationally recognized framework for evaluating and improving software development processes, specially designed for the automotive industry.

Obtaining ASPICE CL2 certification means that Kioxia has implemented structured processes for project management and software development to ensure consistent quality and traceability. This certification demonstrates Kioxia’s ability to meet the stringent software development and quality standards required by automakers and Tier 1 suppliers for automotive-grade UFS version 4.0 components, further consolidating its leadership in the built-in memory market for automotive applications.

Kioxia Logo (Photo Business Wire)
Kioxia Logo (Photo Business Wire)

UFS version 4.0 includes new advanced features and capabilities to meet demanding automotive application requirements. Kioxia’s higher-performance UFS devices provide faster built-in storage transfer rates in small packages and are suitable for a variety of next-generation automotive applications, including infotainment, integrated cockpit systems, ADASย 3ย and autonomous driving. Performance improvementsย 4ย in Kioxia UFS productsย enable these applications to take advantage of 5G connectivity, resulting in faster system boot times and a better user experience.

These milestones underscore Kioxia’s ongoing pursuit of industry-affirming certifications and reflect its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality, safety and innovation throughout its operations.

Note:
(1) Universal Flash Storage (UFS) is a product category that specifically refers to a type of built-in memory product constructed in accordance with the JEDEC UFS standard specification. Due to the serial interface, UFS supports full-duplex communication, allowing parallel read and write operations between the main processor and the UFS device.
(2) As of December 4, 2024. Kioxia Survey.
(3) Advanced driving assistance systems
(4) Compared with previous generation components

Automotive SPICE is a registered trademark of Verband der Automobilindustrie eV (VDA).
Other company, product and service names may be trademarks of third parties.

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