Flash Storage

Flash storage is a type of data storage that uses memory chips called NAND flash to save information. Unlike traditional hard drives with moving parts, flash storage has no mechanical components, making it faster, more robust, and energy-efficient. It is commonly used in devices like smartphones, USB drives, and SSDs (solid-state drives). Flash storage quickly reads and writes data, improving performance for tasks like opening apps or transferring files. Its durability and speed make it an ideal choice for both personal and enterprise computing needs.