Fast Technology reported on January 4 that the agent said that Koxia has given up using Plextor on SSD products, completely abandoning this classic brand.
From January 1, 2024, the after-sales service of Puket brand SSDs has been transferred to Lite-On.
The last product of the Pucot SSD was the high-end model M10P in 2021, and it has not been seen since.
There is no longer any content on the official website of Pukete, Plextor.com will be redirected to Lite, GoPlextor.com has been completely shut down.
In the future, Solid State Storage Technology (SSSTC) will be used uniformly for Solid State Storage Technology (SSD) for Lite's SSD brand, but only for the industrial, enterprise, and data center markets.
In the consumer SSD space, Kioxia will use its own brand entirely.
浦科特SSD的遗作：M10P
The origin of the Pukot brand can be traced back to 1985 as THEEL Co., Ltd., which was funded by Shinano Silk Co., Ltd., a well-known precision instrument developer and manufacturer in Nagano Prefecture, Japan.
In 1993, TREEL founded "PLEXTOR. S.A", and the following year the company changed its name to "PLEXTOR Co., Ltd.", and the brand continued to enter China in 2002.
In its heyday, Puket's optical drives and discs were very famous, and they could once be said to be synonymous with optical drives.
In 2008, the optical drive business was sold to Solid Electronics, which was also authorized to use the Puket brand.
In 2010, Philips and Lite Electronics established a new PLDS company, and the ownership of the Puket brand changed hands again.
In 2014, PLDS merged with Lite Electronics.
In 2020, the SSD division of Lite Electronics was split into Solid Storage and sold to Kioxia.