multi-level cell (MLC) flash
Multi-level cell (MLC) flash, also called MLC NAND flash, is an approach to flash memory in which two
data segments can be written to the same cell, thereby doubling the capacity of the flash storage media. MLC
flash can be contrasted with single-level cell (SLC) flash, which only stores one binary digit (bit) in each cell.
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