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eMMC vs SSD

Two key types of storage used in contemporary computing are eMMC and SSD storage. In this post, we share the similarities and differences of eMMC vs SSD and the pros and cons of these leading technologies.

eMMC

What it is: Non-volatile memory storage Primary use: Storage of data Conceived: 1997 Initial release: 2006 Technical committee: JEDECThe MultiMediaCard Association

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SSD

What it is: Non-volatile memory storage Primary use: Storage of data Conceived: The 1970s Initial release: The 2000s Technical committee: IntelKingston TechnologyMicron Technology Inc.Samsung

The Differences Between eMMC vs SSD

– eMMC and SSD are both non-volatile memory storage types that use NAND flash technology but significant differences do exist. – A key difference is that eMMC is embedded and cannot be removed and upgraded, but an SSD hard drive can be replaced or upgraded according to user requirements.

eMMC vs SSD:  Must-Know Facts

– Only a few companies handle global SSD production: SanDisk, SK Hynix, Seagate Technology, Western Digital Corp, Crucial, Intel, Kingston Technology, Micron Technology Inc., and Samsung – The type of NAND technology an SSD uses determines its lifespan.

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