Microsoft announced the world’s largest microSD i400 with an unprecedented 1.5 TB of storage. The card is primarily intended for the corporate segment. It provides a high level of security using the world’s first 176-layer 3D NAND memory developed by Micron.
Introduced microSD is designed to store recordings from cameras running AI. According to the company, enterprises need a large device capable of storing multimedia data for processing. Micron notes that the increased memory density allows
locally store video recordings accumulated over 120 days of camera activity, allowing users to optimize the performance of the “cloud”.
The cost of the memory card and the date of sale have not yet been announced.
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