[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Storage

3D NAND

NAND with cells stacked vertically to raise capacity.

Also known as: 3D NAND flash

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

3D NAND — NAND with cells stacked vertically to raise capacity.

This storage term is part of the CompareTech technical dictionary and helps you read specifications, comparisons, and benchmark data across its device database.

See also: TLC QLC.

Related Technical Terms

QLC
Quad-Level Cell NAND — four bits per cell, cheap but slower. Storage
TLC
Triple-Level Cell NAND — three bits per cell, common in SSDs. Storage
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