Did you know?
Samsung’s low-power memory chips
help
turn down the heat

Greenpeace reported that the energy sector was responsible for approximately 72% of the world’s greenhouse emissions, making electricity the largest contributor to global warming. Why? Because from the Internet Age to the age of 5G and COVID-19, processing this ever-increasing amount of data requires immense energy. This means we contribute to global warming every time we watch videos, stream games or use advanced technology like self-driving cars and AI.

In data centers, data is stored on Hard Disk Drives (HDD) and Solid State Drives (SSD). SSDs save data on NAND flash,
a memory chip that retains information even when the power is off — allowing SSDs to perform better than HDDs while consuming half the energy.

Samsung SSDs offer the top-notch performance, energy efficiency and security data centers require. It has also proven to deliver the highest power efficiency in the industry, reducing data center operation costs as well as carbon emissions.