Topic: enterprise ssds
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Record-breaking Chinese PCIe 5.0 SSD uses hardware compression for speed
The Roealsen6 R6101C SSD uses integrated hardware compression to achieve record-breaking speeds and increase effective capacity, with performance highly dependent on data compressibility. Its unique architecture, featuring a proprietary controller and PCIe 5.0 interface, allows for a high compres...
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Kioxia Memory Sold Out Through 2026, Extending High Prices
The global memory chip shortage, driven by surging AI demand, is forecast to persist with high prices for RAM and SSDs until at least 2026. Corporations are locked in a cycle of continuous AI investment due to fears of competitive disadvantage, creating a sustained, strong demand for data center ...
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Phison CEO on 244TB SSDs, PLC NAND, and the Problem with High Bandwidth Flash
The primary bottleneck for deploying advanced AI is insufficient memory, not processing power, which can cause system crashes and degrade user experience by creating long delays like a slow Time to First Token. Phison's aiDAPTIV+ technology addresses this by using high-capacity SSDs as an expande...
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Phison's New Controller Boosts PCIe 5.0 SSD Speed, Cuts Heat & Cost
Phison's new E37T PCIe Gen5 controller aims to make next-generation SSDs faster, cooler, and more affordable, addressing heat and cost concerns for gamers and mobile users. The controller delivers high performance with speeds up to 14.7 GB/s read and 13.0 GB/s write, while its efficient, DRAM-les...
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5 SSD Mistakes That Will Cost You Later
Higher-capacity SSDs provide superior performance and endurance due to parallelism and higher Total Bytes Written (TBW), making them more efficient for long-term use. The cost per gigabyte decreases with larger SSDs, offering better value and reducing the need for frequent upgrades or multiple dr...
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