COMPACTFLASH

The CompactFlash® Association (CFA) defines standards for professional removable media such as CFexpress®, CompactFlash®, CFAST®, and XQD®. CFA was established in 1995 by a group of international companies focused on the common goal of creating industry standards for flash-based memory cards to support the high performance needs of professional imaging, automotive, and industrial markets... CFA develops memory card specifications, and provides compliance testing processes and tools for each specification. CFA also conducts marketing activities to promote CFA-member products, technology, and applications. Today, over 90 member companies benefit from involvement in the design, development, manufacturing, and sale of products using CFA specifications... CFA introduced the CFexpress standard, built on PCIe Gen 3 and NVMe protocols. Designed to replace both CF and CFast for ultra-high-speed data transfers. Since then, multiple form factors have been introduced, Type A, B, and C, and..

Also known as: CFA, CompactFlash Association

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