Phison FMS 2017 Highlights
Phison Electronics (8299.TW), industry leader in flash controller and NAND solutions, will be displaying its latest flash controller technology at Flash Memory Summit 2017. This year, the enthusiasm begins from next generation controllers enabling QLC flash technology, to unprecedented portable performance with our latest ThunderboltTM 3 SSD, to industry leading enterprise performance and features, to our new UFS PS8311 and PS8313 with groundbreaking performance.
Please join us in one of our many activities at FMS 2017.
Exhibit Hall A-B
August 7th to 10th, booth #613 & #614
Showcase
| QLC Coming Soon… Machine Learning Signal Processing, Advanced SS Decoding |
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| Phison E12 & S12 Coming Soon… Next Gen PCIe and SATA |
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| Thunderbolt 3 SSD with Phison E7 Controller Unprecedented Portable Performance |
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| Embedded UFS PS8311 & PS8313 SSD Performance for Mobile Devices |
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| Renesas R-Car with Phison eMMC Advantech Digital Signage with Phison BGA SSD Qualcomm 835 chipset with Phison PS8313 UFS Huawei Kirin 960 chipset with Phison PS8313 UFS Eco Driven |
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| Phison E7 PCIe NVMe Controller Driving the World’s Fastest Enterprise Storage |
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For more information on our showcase, please refer to our “Press Kit” at FMS 2017 Press Kit
Speaker Sessions
August 8th to 10th
| Session Titles | Date & Time | Location |
| Improving the Design of DRAM-Less Consumer SSD | Tuesday, August 8th 8:30am – 9:35am | Session 101-A |
| 3D Flash Leads to More Powerful Embedded Applications | Tuesday, August 8th 8:30AM – 9:35AM | Session 101-B |
| PCIe/NVMe Brings Higher Performance to Embedded Applications | Tuesday, August 8th 9:45AM – 10:50AM | Session 102-B |
| Machine Learning for Storage System Based on 3D NAND | Thursday, August 10th 8:30AM – 10:50AM | Forum E-31 |
| A Self-Learning Flash Translation Layer (FTL) for NAND Flash Controllers | Thursday, August 10th 8:30AM – 10:50AM | Forum E-31 |
| UFS 3.0: Controller Design Considerations | Thursday, August 10th 1:30pm – 4:15pm | Forum L-32 |
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