Tag: NVMe

The Intel SSD D5-P4320 is the first data center NVMe SSD announced using Intel's new QLC technology. Storing more bits per cell means that the Intel D5-P4320 has a capacity of 7.68TB and a relatively low price point

Shipping later this year, the MiTAC HillTop NVMeoF JBOF appliance will pack the Mellanox BlueField SoC solution to tightly integrate the entire hardware stack for this emerging solution

New Toshiba 96-Layer 4th generation BICS NAND is here. The first product with it will be the Toshiba XG6 NVMe SSD. QLC is coming from the company.

Our Icy Dock ToughArmor MB699VP-B review finds an excellent 4-bay NVMe U.2 SSD hot swap rack that is used for adding NVMe to workstations and servers.

The Dell EMC Extreme Scale Infrastructure Group adopts M.2 for capacity NVMe storage offering dual 100Gbps links and up to 40x M.2 SSDs in a single 1U server

The new Supermicro SSG-136R-NR32JBF offering is a 1U JBOF that supports up to 12 directly attached hosts and Intel Ruler SSDs for capacities of 256TB today and up to 1PB of storage next year. The company also has a standard version for NVMeoF applications

The Intel DC P4510 NVMe SSDs easily outpace previous generation Intel SSD products due to new controller optimizations and 64-layer 3D NAND. Beyond the speeds, capacities start at 1TB and go up to 8TB for the P4510

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...