QLC (quad-level cell)

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QLC (quad-level cell) is a type of NAND flash memory that stores four bits per cell, enabling higher data density and lower cost per gigabyte at the expense of endurance and performance compared to lower-bit-per-cell technologies.

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SLC (single-level cell) comparedTo QLC (quad-level cell)
SLC (single-level cell) hasEnduranceAdvantageOver QLC (quad-level cell)
MLC (multi-level cell) hasMoreEnduranceThan QLC (quad-level cell)