As of 1 October 2019, Toshiba Memory is now known as Kioxia, a unique name that combines the Japanese word kioku (memory) and the Greek word axia (value). The name Kioxia denotes the value of memories and the importance of storage in people’s lives.

With our renowned legacy in memory and SSD innovation, KIOXIA knows the importance of storage in people’s lives. From digital cameras to notebook PCs, we offer solutions built with our latest technology to take your digital experience to the next level. For peace of mind, KIOXIA SSDs, memory cards and USB flash drives products feature reliability and quality, and are all backed by supportive customer service.

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Your high-performance gaming system needs high-performance storage. KIOXIA EXCERIA PLUS SSD series is built to deliver enthusiast-class PCIe® performance thanks to a newly designed 8-channel controller that brings out the full potential of its BiCS FLASH™ 3D flash memory. This new enthusiast-class SSD series offers up to 2TB of capacity in a M.2 2280 form factor suitable for both desktops and mobile systems.

KIOXIA EXCERIA PLUS microSD Memory Cards use BiCS FLASH™ 3D flash memory technology to deliver higher capacities up to 512GB, giving you ample storage space for your photos and videos. It meets Video Speed Class 30 (V30), a video speed class standard for 4K video recording.

In addition to UHS Speed Class 3 (U3), the EXCERIA PLUS microSD card  works the Application Performance Class A1, it enables you to store and run Android applications on microSD cards at comfortable levels.

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KIOXIA EXCERIA PRO SD memory cards are designed for the most demanding professional photographers and ‘high action’ sports enthusiasts. Capture live fast-action photos or 8K videos and enjoy fast data transfer speed. 

With a design that’s small in size, but big on storage, KIOXIA TransMemory U365 USB flash drives make it simple to store your media. These drives feature read speed of 150MB/s(1) with USB 3.2 Gen 1 in a range of capacities up to 256GB so you’ll be less worried about running out of storage space.