UFS

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UFS (Universal Flash Storage) is a high-speed flash memory standard commonly used in smartphones and other mobile devices, offering faster data transfer and improved efficiency compared to older storage technologies.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
UFS canonical 1
UFS 2.0 1
UFS 3.0 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flash memory standard
storage interface standard
abbreviationFor Universal Flash Storage
basedOn M‑PHY physical layer
benefit better energy efficiency for mobile devices
improved random read performance
improved random write performance
reduced latency compared to eMMC
category computer storage technology
comparedTo SD card
eMMC
competesWith NVMe‑based mobile storage
dataBus MIPI M‑PHY
designedFor high‑performance mobile computing
developedBy JEDEC
fullName Universal Flash Storage
linked to: UFS
hasVersion UFS 1.0
UFS 1.1
UFS 2.0
linked to: UFS

UFS 2.1
UFS 3.0
linked to: UFS

UFS 3.1
UFS 4.0
linked to: UFS
intendedUse embedded storage
removable storage
interfaceType serial
introduced around 2011
logicalProtocol MIPI UniPro
offers higher data transfer speed than eMMC
lower power consumption than eMMC
standardizedBy JEDEC Solid State Technology Association
supports command queuing
fast application loading
full‑duplex data transfer
high‑resolution video recording use cases
high‑speed serial interface
supportsFeature boot partition
deep sleep power mode
logical unit number (LUN) partitioning
secure erase
targetMarket automotive electronics
consumer electronics
usedIn automotive systems
digital cameras
mobile devices
smartphones
tablets
usesProtocol UniPro

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

eMMC comparedTo UFS
Tensor G3 supportsStorageType UFS 4.0
subject linked to: Tensor G3 chip
linked to: UFS
UFS fullName Universal Flash Storage
linked to: UFS
UFS hasVersion UFS 2.0
linked to: UFS
UFS hasVersion UFS 3.0
linked to: UFS