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The 12 pages that link to NAND flash memory, each with the reason it gives.

• Flash memoryBroader topic: NAND is the dominant flash architecture in solid-state drives and memory cards.

• Solid-state driveBroader topic: Most SSDs use NAND cells as their primary storage medium.

• Samsung ElectronicsBroader topic: Samsung manufactures NAND flash for solid-state storage and mobile devices.

• NAND gateBroader topic: Its name reflects NAND-style cell interconnection, not merely use of a standalone NAND gate.

• USB flash driveBroader topic: Most flash drives use NAND cells to retain data without power.

• Phase-change memoryCompared with: NAND flash is generally denser and cheaper per bit, while phase-change memory offers different speed and endurance tradeoffs.

• CompactFlashBroader topic: CompactFlash cards use flash memory to retain data without power.

• Wear levelingBroader topic: Its erase-block organization and limited endurance make wear leveling essential.

• NVMeRelated: NVMe drives commonly use NAND flash as their persistent storage medium.

• ToshibaBroader topic: Toshiba’s NAND development helped make compact digital storage practical at scale.

• MultiMediaCardRelated: NAND technology became the dominant storage medium in memory cards, including later MMC variants.

• Universal Flash StorageNarrower topic: UFS devices use NAND flash as their underlying nonvolatile storage medium.