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Mnemonic Electronic Debuts at COMPUTEX 2024, Embracing the Era of High-Capacity SSDs

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TAIPEI, June 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — On June 4th, COMPUTEX 2024 was successfully held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. Mnemonic Electronic Co., Ltd., the Taiwanese subsidiary of Longsys, showcased industry-leading high-capacity SSDs under the theme “Embracing the Era of High-Capacity SSDs.” The products on display included the Mnemonic MS90 8TB SATA SSD, FORESEE ORCA 4836 series enterprise NVMe SSDs, FORESEE XP2300 PCIe Gen4 SSDs, and rich product lines comprising embedded storage, memory modules, memory cards, and more. The company offers reliable industrial-grade, automotive-grade, and enterprise-grade storage products, providing high-capacity solutions for global users.

▶High-Capacity SSDs

For SSDs, Mnemonic Electronic presented products in various form factors and interfaces, including PCIe M.2, PCIe BGA, SATA M.2, and SATA 2.5-inch.

The Mnemonic MS90 8TB SATA SSD supports the SATA interface with a speed of up to 6Gb/s (Gen3) and is backward compatible with Gen1 and Gen2. It also supports various SATA low-power states (Partial/Sleep/Device Sleep) and can be used for nearline HDD replacement, surveillance, and high-speed rail systems.

The FORESEE ORCA 4836 series enterprise NVMe SSD is equipped with 3D TLC NAND flash memory technology. The 128KB sequential read and write speed can reach up to 6,800MB/s and 4,600MB/s, while the 4KB random read and write speed can reach up to 1,000K and 380K IOPS respectively. From the beginning of development, the product was designed with enterprise application scenarios in mind, incorporating features such as 6 to 14W multi-level power consumption adjustment, imperceptible online firmware upgrade (<2s), multiple namespaces (up to 32 namespaces supported), and variable sector sizes (5 different sector size formats plus metadata format types). Additionally, the product supports Telemetry, Sanitize, and end-to-end data protection features. Its high throughput, high IOPS, low latency, and excellent QoS characteristics make it perform exceptionally well in read intensive and mixed enterprise application scenarios, serving customers as a comprehensive, secure, and reliable enterprise storage solution.

The FORESEE UNCIA 3836 series enterprise SATA SSD is based on an enterprise controller and equipped with 128-layer eTLC NAND chips. The 128KB sequential read and write speed can reach up to 560MB/s and 520MB/s, while the 4KB random read and write speed can reach up to 95K and 50K IOPS respectively. The product is independently designed and developed by Longsys, covering mainstream capacities from 480GB to 3.84TB, and is available in M.2 2280 and 2.5-inch form factors to meet users’ different needs, from system boot drives to large-capacity data drives. Both enterprise products mentioned above have successfully passed various compatibility tests and operating requirements and can be well-adapted to mainstream server hardware environments, making them ideal for massive business data storage.

Based on the 3836 series, a 7.68TB capacity option is added for the FORESEE UNCIA 3839 series enterprise SATA SSD to satisfy the demand for higher-capacity application devices.

The FORESEE XP2300 PCIe Gen4 SSD is a high-capacity, high-performance flagship Gen4 product designed for gaming laptops and high-efficiency productivity PCs. It is equipped with mainstream 236-layer 3D TLC flash memory chips and a 4-channel high-performance controller chip based on the 12nm process technology. It is available in capacities of 512GB, 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB. The read and write speed can reach up to 7,400MB/s and 6,400MB/s, while the random read and write speed can reach up to 1,000K and 1,050K respectively. It supports a temperature control algorithm to balance performance and temperature during continuous operation. It also supports L1.2 low power consumption to further extend the battery life of devices.

To meet different customization needs, Mnemonic Electronic has also introduced industrial PCIe Gen 4×4 M.2 2280 SSDs with capacities up to 8TB. The read and write speed can reach up to 7,400MB/s and 6,500MB/s, while the random read and write speed can reach up to 750K and 750K IOPS respectively. With the advent of the high-capacity era, they will gradually be applied to high-end laptops and desktop computers, serving the requirements of high-capacity productivity devices and enhancing the user experience for content creators.

The FORESEE XP2200 PCIe Gen4 BGA SSD adopts advanced packaging technology, building high-stack die technology with small size and high integration. It is available in two size specifications: 11×13mm and 16×20mm. It also adopts advanced process technology, combined with new heat-dissipation materials and software technology to address overheating. The read and write speed can reach up to 3,500MB/s and 3,450MB/s, while the random read and write speed can reach up to 260K and 220K IOPS respectively. It is available in capacities of 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB and is widely used in ultra-thin mobile smart devices such as 2-in-1 laptops, ultra-thin notebooks, VR devices, and entertainment handhelds.

▶Memory Modules

As the “right brain” of PC storage, Mnemonic Electronic’s memory module products also shined at COMPUTEX, ranging from the innovative LPCAMM2 memory form factor to CXL memory expansion modules and RDIMMs for enterprise data storage, as well as mainstream UDIMMs and SODIMMs.

The FORESEE CXL 2.0 memory expansion module is developed based on DDR5 DRAM and supports a PCIe 5.0×8 interface with a theoretical bandwidth of up to 32GB/s. It is available in capacities of 64GB, 128GB, 192GB, and 512GB coming soon. It can seamlessly connect with backplanes and server motherboards that support the CXL specification and E3.S interface, reducing high memory costs and idle memory resources. It significantly improves memory utilization and effectively expands server memory capacity and bandwidth performance. Through unique stacking technology, the product can achieve a large capacity of 128GB based on 16Gb SDP chips, significantly reducing the cost compared to similar industry standards. It supports memory pooling and sharing, helping to unleash the potential of HPC, cloud computing, AI, and other applications.

For server backplanes without an E3.S interface, users can use the CXL AIC memory expansion module adapter to enable server CXL RDIMM memory expansion. This product adopts a full-height, full-length PCIe add-in card (AIC) package with 8 DIMM slots, supporting DDR4 RDIMM memory modules. The memory capacity can be expanded up to 512GB, and it supports PCIe 5.0 x16 through the MCIO high-speed interface, with a theoretical bandwidth of up to an astonishing 128GB/s. The product connects directly to CXL-compliant server motherboards via MCIO cables, providing large-capacity, high-bandwidth, and low-latency expanded memory for individual servers and server clusters.

The FORESEE LPCAMM2 is equipped with the latest LPDDR5/5x chips, compatible with 315-ball and 496-ball designs, and supports frequencies of up to 7,500Mbp/s and above, as well as capacities of 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB, making it suitable for scenarios with different memory performance and capacity requirements. In terms of product technology, the FORESEE LPCAMM2 adopts a new design architecture that cleverly packages four x32 LPDDR5/5x memory chips directly onto a compressed connector, achieving a 128-bit memory bus on a single memory module. This provides a more efficient packaging technology than standard memory modules and represents the peak of technological advancement in the market. Additionally, the self-developed PCB design has 10 layers, optimizing signal integrity (SI) and power integrity (PI), while also following the JEDEC JESD318 standard design to ensure high performance and stability.

The hardware of FORESEE enterprise DDR5 RDIMM is made of high-frequency performance materials and high-temperature resistant, high-reliability components. The RDIMMs come in 1R×4, 2R×4, 2R×8 architectures and capacities of 16GB, 32GB, and 96GB, with a maximum transfer rate of 5,600MT/s. They support RCD drives, ECC error correction (80-bit width), and other enterprise data storage features, achieving ultra-low failure rates and data error rates. They provide strong support for long-term stable operations in servers, cloud computing, distributed storage, edge computing, and other intensive enterprise application scenarios.

The FORESEE industrial DDR4 ECC SODIMMs come in capacities of 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB, featuring three design architectures: 1R×8, 2R×8, and 1R×16. They achieve speeds of up to 3,200Mbps and operate at a low power consumption of 1.2V. Equipped with error correcting code (ECC) functionality, they significantly reduce the risk of data errors and ensure consistent system stability. The SODIMMs utilize high-quality resources such as wide-temperature screened chips and anti-sulfuration components, and have successfully passed rigorous electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing, showcasing outstanding anti-interference capabilities that protect data transmission from external electromagnetic disturbances. They have also surpassed the EIA-364-65B anti-sulfuration test and various reliability assessments including TC, THB, HTOL, LTOL, Shock, Torsion, and mechanical impact tests, thoroughly proving their durability and dependability under severe conditions such as extreme temperatures, vibrations, and shocks. The SODIMMs meet the stringent requirements of industrial standards applicable to industrial automation, industrial control systems, telecommunications equipment, medical devices, rail transportation, and power equipment.

▶Embedded Storage Chips and Memory Cards

Furthermore, Mnemonic Electronic has introduced a range of small-sized embedded storage chips and cards, utilizing diverse flash memory types such as SLC, TLC, and QLC.

The FORESEE automotive UFS/eMMC utilizes top-tier automotive materials and components, combined with proprietary firmware algorithms and stringent AEC-Q100 reliability testing. This ensures robust, long-term performance in environments characterized by extreme temperatures, mechanical stress, intense vibrations, and electromagnetic interference, thus safeguarding data security. The products support capacities from 4GB to 128GB and are available in two temperature range: -40°C to 85°C (Grade 3) and -40°C to 105°C (Grade 2). They currently serve over 20 prominent automotive brands and more than ten types of vehicle applications including DVRs, IVI systems, instrumentation, and T-boxes.

As an enhancement over eMMC, the FORESEE automotive UFS introduces additional features like the LDPC algorithm, Write Booster, and HPB, delivering nearly six times the performance in read and write operations. Compliant with UFS 2.1/3.1 protocols and AEC-Q100 automotive standards, its operating wide-temperature range of -40°C to 105°C adeptly handles severe working conditions. Primarily, it is employed in sophisticated automotive applications such as ADAS and smart cockpit systems.

The FORESEE industrial SD/microSD cards are crucial for automotive storage solutions. Made with industrial TLC chips, these cards operate within a temperature range of -25°C to 85°C and come in capacities ranging from 8GB to 512GB. Their endurance rating of 3,000 P/E cycles underscores their high durability and reliability. By optimizing the firmware and intelligent garbage collection (GC) technology, the R&D team has improved the performance smoothness to ensure that the read and write speeds can meet bit rate requirements in any extreme environment and that the vehicle monitoring system can run stably. Additionally, these products feature a S.M.A.R.T information interface tailored for vehicle monitoring applications, enabling users to track the health of the memory cards and receive timely alerts before end-of-life, facilitating visual management of storage lifespan.

The FORESEE QLC eMMC, developed with Longsys’s in-house WM6000 controller and unique QLC algorithm, supports up to 512GB of storage and possesses the capability to achieve capacities up to 1TB, offering a range of options for the smartphone market.

Longsys, headquartered in Shenzhen, China (301308.SZ), mainly engaged in the research, development, design, packaging & test, manufacture and sales of semiconductor memory products. Longsys focuses on storage products and applications, and has formed core competitiveness in memory chip design, memory controller design, firmware algorithm development, packaging & testing and manufacturing. It provides consumer-grade, industrial-grade, automotive-grade storage, enterprise-grade and industry storage software and hardware application solutions.

Mnemonic distributes all of the Longsys B2B memory and storage product lines in Asia and Europe, providing local sales and after-sales service support for these products. At present, products are divided into four major product lines: embedded storage, solid-state drives (SSDs), mobile memory and memory modules, with applications in both consumer and industrial fields. The company’s storage solutions are widely used in smartphones, smart TVs, tablets, computers, communication devices, wearable devices, Internet of Things (IoT), security monitoring, industrial controls, automotive electronics and other industries, as well as personal mobile storage.

 “At today’s exhibition, Mnemonic Electronic showcased storage products and solutions that are at the forefront of the industry, particularly impressing with breakthroughs and innovations in capacity and packaging design. These advancements undoubtedly bolster the momentum of the AI revolution,” remarked a visitor. Moreover, prospective clients noted that these high-capacity storage solutions align with market trends and offer insights and potential for the development of future servers, personal computers, and other devices.

To better embrace the upcoming era of high-capacity storage, Mnemonic Electronic remains committed to innovating and delivering safer, more efficient, and reliable storage solutions. We anticipate the unveiling of new breakthroughs from Mnemonic Electronic at COMPUTEX next year.

 

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COLUMBIA DISTRIBUTING COMPLETES ALASKA TRANSACTION WITH RNDC, ESTABLISHING A FOUR-STATE PACIFIC NORTHWEST TOTAL BEVERAGE PLATFORM

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WILSONVILLE, Ore., Oct. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Columbia Distributing today announced it has completed its transaction with Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) to acquire certain beverage distribution assets in Alaska, marking Columbia’s official entry into the state and completing the final component of the letter of intent announced by the companies in April.

The closing represents a major milestone in a long-term strategy Columbia set out to build: a multi-category, multi-state total beverage platform across the Pacific Northwest. With direct operations now spanning Alaska, Oregon, and Washington, along with its recently completed strategic partnership with Hayden Beverage in Idaho, Columbia has brought that vision to life, creating a connected four-state route to market and a more complete one-stop solution for supplier and retail partners across the region.

“This is a huge moment for Columbia because it represents exactly what we set out to build,” said Chris Steffanci, President and CEO of Columbia Distributing. “Our long-term vision has been to create the strongest total beverage platform in the Pacific Northwest—a multi-category, multi-state strategy that gives our partners a more complete solution across the region. With Alaska, that vision is now coming to life. We can offer suppliers and retailers a connected, capable, and increasingly seamless route to market across Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.”

The Alaska transaction expands Columbia’s direct service territory to more than 835,000 square miles and adds nearly 1,500 customer accounts. It also brings Columbia into a market with an experienced local team, strong customer relationships, and an established beverage distribution network.

Columbia sees significant untapped potential in the Alaska business and plans to bring renewed investment, leadership, resources, and market focus to the state. The company will pair the Alaska team’s local knowledge and relationships with the culture and ways of working that drive Columbia’s performance in its existing markets, empowering people, moving with urgency, holding one another accountable, and maintaining a relentless focus on customers, brands, and execution.

“What has impressed me most is the energy and ambition of the Alaska team,” Steffanci said. “They know the market, they believe in the brands, and they are hungry to grow, compete, and win. They do not need us to teach them Alaska. Our responsibility is to give them the leadership, investment, tools, and support to show what they can do.”

“At Columbia, we trust our people, empower the teams closest to the market, and expect everyone to take ownership of results,” Steffanci continued. “That culture and the way we work across our company will bring new energy and momentum to Alaska. We are not entering the market to maintain the status quo—we are here to build, grow, compete, and raise the standard. This team is ready to be unleashed, and I believe the market is going to feel the difference very quickly.”

The expansion is the latest step in the deliberate strategy Columbia has pursued to build a broader total beverage business across multiple categories and markets. On June 30, the company completed its acquisition of certain RNDC wine and spirits distribution rights in Oregon and Washington. In September, Columbia completed a strategic partnership with Hayden Beverage, creating long-term alignment with Idaho’s leading locally based beverage distributor. The Alaska transaction completes the geographic footprint Columbia envisioned across the four-state Pacific Northwest market.

Together, these transactions create a platform designed around what suppliers and retailers increasingly need: one partner capable of representing multiple beverage categories across multiple states while still maintaining the local knowledge, relationships, and market-level execution required to succeed in each community.

Columbia’s expanded platform spans beer, wine, spirits, cider, non-alcoholic beverages, and emerging beverage categories. For supplier partners, it provides greater regional scale, category expertise, operational capabilities, and a more cohesive route to market. For retailers, it provides access to a broader portfolio backed by strong sales, delivery, merchandising, revenue management, and account execution capabilities.

“This is what total beverage means to us,” Steffanci added. “It is not simply adding categories or adding geography. It is about building a one-stop solution that connects categories, capabilities, people, and markets in a way that creates more value for our partners. We now have the platform we envisioned across the Pacific Northwest, and our focus turns to executing against that opportunity.”

Columbia is working closely with the Alaska team, suppliers, customers, and business partners to support a smooth transition. Columbia will communicate additional information about the operational transition, portfolio, and go-live timing directly to affected stakeholders.

Columbia appreciates RNDC’s partnership and the work of teams across both organizations to complete the transaction. Financial terms were not disclosed.

About Columbia Distributing

Since 1935, Columbia Distributing has helped build some of the best-known brands in the beverage business. Today, Columbia is one of the nation’s leading total beverage distributors, with a portfolio spanning beer, wine, spirits, cider, non-alcoholic beverages, and emerging beverage categories.

Columbia’s more than 3,200 teammates serve approximately 24,000 retail customers and deliver more than 80 million cases annually. With direct operations across Alaska, Oregon, and Washington and a strategic partnership with Hayden Beverage in Idaho, Columbia offers supplier and retail partners a connected four-state, multi-category route to market across the Pacific Northwest.

Columbia’s success is built on its people, its brands, and a deep-rooted commitment to execution, service, and creating sustainable growth for its teammates, customers, suppliers, shareholders, and communities. For more information, visit www.coldist.com.

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Secretary of the State Thomas Highlights Record Protecting Connecticut Businesses as Scams Grow More Sophisticated

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As early voting enters its final week, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas highlights her first-term record protecting Connecticut businesses, from fighting human trafficking and business hijacking to lowering fees and moving filings online, and pledges to keep business owners prepared as AI makes scams more sophisticated.

HARTFORD, Conn., Oct. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — As scams targeting Connecticut businesses grow more sophisticated, including recent emails impersonating state offices, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas is highlighting the protections her team has put in place for the more than half a million businesses registered in Connecticut. She is seeking a second term to build on that work as AI-powered fraud creates new risks for business owners.

“If someone tries to steal your business, you’re not on your own. AI is making scams more sophisticated by the month, and I’ll keep making sure business owners know what to watch for.”

“Before I was Secretary of the State, I ran a small business, so I know how scarce time and money can be,” said Secretary Thomas. “That’s why our team cut fees and red tape, and why I fought for new laws that let my office investigate when fraudsters hijack a Connecticut business. If someone tries to steal your business, you’re not on your own. But the threats keep evolving. AI is making scams more sophisticated by the month, and I’ll keep making sure business owners know what to watch for. I’m not done delivering for Connecticut businesses, and I hope you’ll support me on November 3.”

Protecting Connecticut Businesses

Fighting human trafficking. Through Be a Light, Secretary Thomas made Connecticut the 7th state in the country and the first in the Northeast to help businesses identify, report and prevent human trafficking. Trafficking can reach any business through its customers, employees or supply chains. PreventHumanTraffickingCT.com gives owners practical guidance on what to watch for and what to do.

Stopping business hijacking. Fraudsters have stolen login credentials, changed a business’s listed owner and opened lines of credit in its name. Owners used to have only one remedy: hire a lawyer and go to court. Secretary Thomas brought the problem to the legislature. New laws now give her office the authority to investigate and the funding to build stronger protections, including screening that flags suspicious filings for human review.

Early warnings for owners. Business owners can turn on Follow Business alerts at Business.CT.gov to be notified whenever someone files a document for their business.

Lower costs, less red tape. Apostille fees are lower, and the entire process for authenticating documents for use abroad, used for about 40,000 documents a year, is now online. That makes Connecticut one of the first states to offer it. A new statewide trademark directory lets owners check a name before investing in it.

Help getting started and growing. A free monthly business newsletter gathers grants, funding and training opportunities in one place. A new Business Welcome Packet walks owners through their first steps, from tax IDs to fraud protection.

Early Voting Ends Sunday, Nov. 1

Early voting is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Sunday, Nov. 1, with extended hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27 and Thursday, Oct. 29. There is no early voting on Monday, Nov. 2.

Every town has at least one early voting location. Voters can find theirs at MyVote.CT.gov or by contacting their town’s registrar of voters. Eligible residents who are not yet registered can register and vote the same day during early voting or on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, when polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

About Stephanie Thomas

Stephanie Thomas is Connecticut’s 75th Secretary of the State and the first Black person elected to the office. Since taking office in 2023, she has secured $20 million to modernize Connecticut’s election equipment, led the rollout of early in-person voting, expanded civic education through initiatives such as the Power of Civics platform and launched Be a Light, making Connecticut the first state in the Northeast to help businesses identify, report and prevent human trafficking.

Thomas is running for reelection in 2026. She serves on the Executive Board of the National Association of Secretaries of State and testified before Congress in 2025 about balancing voter access with election security.

Before becoming secretary, Thomas represented Norwalk, Wilton and Westport in the state legislature. She also ran a small business and spent nearly 30 years advising nonprofit organizations on strategy and fundraising.

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MNA: Berkshire VNA Nurses and Healthcare Professionals Deliver Petition Calling for a Fair Union Contract to Strengthen Patient Access to Home Care

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While there has been bargaining progress on early-career wages, clinicians are urging BVNA to invest in experienced staff to support safe patient care

PITTSFIELD, Mass., Oct. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Berkshire Visiting Nurse Association (BVNA) nurses and healthcare professionals, represented by the Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA), delivered a petition to BVNA management at 4 p.m. Monday, October 26, calling for a fair contract that supports recruitment, retains experienced clinicians and protects the time needed to care for patients safely at home. The parties next meet for bargaining on October 28.

The petition comes as the bargaining unit has shrunk by approximately half over the past several years amid high turnover and challenges attracting new staff. BVNA clinicians are seeking to reverse that decline to strengthen access to home care, help patients recover in familiar surroundings, and support timely hospital discharges.

“We appreciate that management has made progress toward attracting new staff by moving on wages for nurses and healthcare professionals early in their careers,” said Tamaryn Clowdus, physical therapist, and Co-Chair of the MNA Bargaining Committee at Berkshire VNA. “We also need reasonable cost-of-living increases for the experienced clinicians who have stayed with the VNA through difficult years. Building a stable workforce and supporting our home care patients requires a focus on both recruitment and retention.”

BVNA nurses and healthcare professionals provide care that helps patients manage illness, recover after hospitalization and remain safely at home. Experienced clinicians bring clinical judgment, knowledge of their communities and familiarity with patients’ needs. These are important community assets that are difficult to replace when staff leave.

With Berkshire Medical Center experiencing high patient volume, sufficient levels of home care staffing matters more than just the patients receiving visits. Ready access to home care can help patients who are ready to leave the hospital return home with the support they need, making more hospital beds available for people requiring acute care.

“Berkshire Medical Center nurses stand with our BVNA colleagues in their efforts to secure a fair contract that strengthens home care in Berkshire County,” said Sarah Roberts, RN, MNA Co-Chair at Berkshire Medical Center. “We see every day how much our patients depend on having care available when they return home. Supporting the clinicians who provide that care helps patients leave the hospital safely and keeps beds available for others who need acute care.”

The BVNA petition also calls for reasonable and achievable productivity expectations developed with clinicians and grounded in the realities of home care. A visit involves more than time spent in a patient’s home. Clinicians must also document care, coordinate services, communicate with providers and families, and travel between patients.

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