Tag: SSD

At Computex 2018, ADATA showed STH a number of interesting server products including NVMe SSDs in many form factors, SATA DOMs and USB DOMs, as well as NVDIMMs

Micron and Intel release QLC NAND that bumps the industry firmly into a new tier of storage density. This is not just a lab demo as Micron 5210 ION is in limited release with the new QLC NAND and with more products coming

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

Microsoft Project Denali is a potential game-changer for flash storage at the scale Azure operates at. The company outlined how and why this is moving into production this year at OCP Summit 2018

A 30-minute power outage at a Samsung NAND fab is reported to have destroyed 3.5% of the world's March 2018 NAND supply. This will increase SSD prices in the near term.

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

We give an update to our SSD write endurance testing using two Samsung 750 EVO 120GB SSDs. We are already seeing the impacts of the different fill ratios

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