Toshiba announces new series of enterprise SSDs

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Toshiba Electronics Europe today announced it has launched a new enterprise SSD line-up.

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[Kenshin]

I’d like to see “enterprise” SSDs making use of the full bandwidth provided by PCIe 4.0. That’s 32GB/s.

http://www.storagesearch.com/ssd-ram.html

They rely on batteries to retain data when power is lost. Most models also include internal hard disk drives to which data is saved under battery power, so that data is not lost when the battery runs down. This hybrid technology means that RAM based SSDs are more bulky than flash counterparts and RAM SSDs are unable to operate in the same range of hostile environments.

RAM based SSDs are mostly used in enterprise server speedup applications. The fastest RAM SSDs are faster than the fastest flash SSDs. But for many server speedup applications flash SSDs are fast enough.

A combination of DRAM and NAND on PCIe could prove superior to anything announced so far.

[Tweakr]

Some good read in that link, Kenshin

[Kenshin]

[QUOTE=Tweakr;2711819]Some good read in that link, Kenshin [/QUOTE]

That’s the place where I found most of SSD-rich information during the early years.