[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Storage

solid-state

Storage with no moving parts, using flash memory for fast, silent operation.

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

Solid-state storage has no moving parts, storing data in flash memory. It is faster, quieter, and more shock-resistant than mechanical drives.

See NAND.

Where solid-state Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is solid-state?

Storage with no moving parts, using flash memory for fast, silent operation.

What terms are related to solid-state?

Related Storage terms include 64GB, 32GB.

Related Technical Terms

64GB
A storage capacity of 64 GB — a small capacity, mostly on budget phones and memory cards. Storage
32GB
A storage capacity of 32 GB — an entry capacity used on budget devices and memory cards. Storage
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