Tag: NVMe

Just in time for OCP Summit 2018, Toshiba released new SSDs the Toshiba XD5, HK6-DC and CD5 and its KumoScale NVMeoF solutions.

New Marvell NVMe switches provide functionality to the NVMe domain that we have been lacking such as the ability to transparently RAID NVMe SSDs for more performance or redundancy

Heading into the week of Flash Memory Summit 2017 we wanted to highlight a few key trends that we are expecting to see at...

Challenged by the M.2's client PC driven diminutive form factor, Samsung's new 16TB M.3 SSDs are set to enable 1PB per U in the data center

WD SanDisk released two new U.2 NVMe SSDs with the same product name as Seagate's surveillance hard drives. WD SanDisk Skyhawk NVMe new in low spec NVMe

Conspicuously absent from Dell EMC World we have heard that the Intel DC P3320 drives we were briefed on in March will not be coming to market

We are now seeing NVMe pricing fall below that of SATA pricing in the enterprise space. We expect this trend to continue in the next few quarters

If you wanted to see a technology inflection point, this is it. With 24 inexpensive Intel NVMe SSDs (same $/GB as SATA) we hit over 3M IOPS and 25GB/s reads

There is a new 4x m.2 SSD on a PCIe 3.0 x16 add-in card in town: the Seagate Nytro XP7200 allows for up to 10GB/s transfer speeds

The Radian Memory Systems RMS-325 combines 12GB of NVRAM with up to 12TB of NAND to create a high capacity, low latency and easy to integrate solution