The article states the 10th-generation BiCS FLASH increases the NAND interface speed to 4.8 Gb/s, an improvement of around 33% versus 8th-generation parts. In real-world throughput this implies roughly one-third higher raw NAND interface bandwidth, which should translate to higher peak data transfer rates for devices using the 10th-gen chips, though the article does not provide specific real-world throughput numbers or end-to-end performance figures. Answered
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