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World’s most compact UFS package size1 designed for use in next-generation smartphones. Offering new proprietary firmware features to accelerate generative AI experience on smartphones.
Learn more about UFS 4.0 storage solutions, including new firmware features and specifications that accelerate AI use cases at the edge.
Micron enables the future of generative AI by providing advanced memory and storage solutions. Read our press release to see how Micron collaborated with Qualcomm to accelerate generative AI at the edge for flagship smartphones.
Experience your AI-driven content instantly, sustainably and securely at the edge — accelerated by high-performance, power-efficient and large-capacity mobile memory and storage solutions.
With the growing demands for 5G, smarter mobile AI, and advanced phone applications, it's imperative that large-data solutions deliver powerful performance at lightning speeds. From the outset, Micron has been a leader in phone storage and memory solutions, and we continue to pioneer exciting industry-changing developments like mobile LPDDR.
Micron has the memory and storage products to fill the need for low-power consumption and small form factors for mobile devices.
System designers who build products like laptops, mobile devices, and servers can take advantage of 3D NAND’s unprecedented performance to meet the rising data movement needs for businesses and consumers.
Consumers want more features and functionality from their ultrathin computing devices, mobile phones and automotive infotainment systems—and you are expected to deliver them in less time while balancing performance with power and space constraints. We understand those design challenges and offer a wide range of low-power DRAM (LPDRAM) parts to address them. Our low-power DRAM (LPDRAM) has the low power consumption, high performance, choice of densities, and wide temperature ranges to help you get the most out of your design.
Whether you’re trying to minimize power consumption, maximize density, increase speed, or do everything at once, Micron’s NAND MCPs can drive your design no matter the application. Get the reliability your space-constrained design needs with our fully tested, stackable MCPs and PoPs in a variety of packages and technology options—and from a memory provider who manufactures all of the memory elements—including the NAND Flash and mobile LPDRAM.
Your smartphone's internal "storage", also known as flash memory, is non-volatile memory and keeps your data stored. This would include data such as your pictures, videos, operating system, and setting and preference. Your smartphone's "memory", also known as Low Power DRAM, it is a type of volatile storage that retains data only while the device is powered on. It’s used for storing data that’s being processed by the CPU, like running applications or playing music. Phone memory or RAM (random-access memory) is the temporary memory that holds data and apps currently in use. The more RAM in a phone, the more apps can be opened and used simultaneously; likewise, the faster the RAM, the faster the phone operates. For game applications, more and faster RAM can lead to a better gaming experience.
Bandwidth/latency speeds LPDDR5X, LPDDR5 and LPDDR4 are all types of mobile DRAM (dynamic random-access memory), where LP stands for low power. The numbers 5X, 5 and 4 denote the generation of memory, with 5X being the latest, most advanced generation of LPDRAM. Overall, each new generation of LPDRAM comes with better power efficiency, higher capacity and faster speeds. LPDDR5X is seen in the latest flagship smartphones.
Learn more about Micron’s LPDDR5X
AI (artificial intelligence) features in a phone can consume phone storage and memory, but the exact amount depends on the specific implementation and use of the AI feature. Many AI features require storage space for AI algorithms that enable them to function. And for them to run smoothly and quickly, more memory use is also required. It's a good idea to choose a phone with enough storage and memory for your needs, especially if you plan to use AI features or run AI apps on your smartphone.
Learn more about Micron AI use cases: AI and machine learning | Micron Technology
Many applications use some aspects of AI in their processing. The most obvious are built-in digital assistants. Other applications may not be as obvious, like night mode and filters on your camera and photo-editing software. AI is becoming ubiquitous across the smartphone user experience, and its use is growing rapidly.
Micron mobile memory is where data lives, unlocking the potential to create personalized, interactive smartphone experiences.
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The smartphone’s unsung hero: LPDRAMLearn about the LPDRAM that's embedded in your smartphone and ways that mobile memory enables exceptional 5G and AI user experiences. Michael Josh from GadgetMatch explains the basics of mobile memory with an interesting analogy and gives an overview of this unsung hero of your smartphone.
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Why you should pay attention to the RAM in your next smartphoneWe're all familiar with how RAM allows you to multitask on our phones, but it actually does so much more (and those letters next to the RAM on a spec sheet mean more than you think).
Here's why you should pay more attention to the RAM in your next phone.
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Elevating flagship smartphone experiences with the world's fastest UFS 4.0Micron UFS 4.0 outperforms the competition on critical NAND benchmarks, which are key to delivering the best possible end user experiences for flagship smartphones. Read this blog written by Chris Moore, vice president of marketing for the Mobile Business Unit, on his view of this breakthrough technology.
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How innovation sets us apart — exclusive interview with Micron’s CVP and GM of mobileMark Montierth, Micron corporate vice president and general manager of the Mobile Business Unit shares his views on the Six Five podcast.
1As compared to publicly available UFS 4.0 products package sizes, 1TB only.
