Shenzhen-based Netac Technology Co., Ltd has released a new series of SSD products, with the main controller chip, flash memory chip and all manufacturing processes are done by Chinese companies.
Shenzhen-based Netac Technology Co., Ltd has released a new series of SSD products, with the main controller chip, flash memory chip and all manufacturing processes are done by Chinese companies.
The SSDs use a memory chip from Yangtze Memory and a main controller from MAXIO.
The SSDs are available in three versions: 2.5-inch SATA, M.2 NGFF and M.2 NVMe.
Founded in 1999, Netac is dedicated to the development, production and sale of mobile storage and wireless data solution products.
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