FRACTIONAL REDUNDANT ARRAY OF SILICON INDEPENDENT ELEMENTS

Higher-level redundancy information computation enables a Solid-State Disk (SSD) controller to provide higher-level redundancy capabilities to maintain reliable operation in a context of failures of non-volatile (e.g. flash) memory elements during operation of an SSD implemented in part by the contr...

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