This year we will see a lot of new powerful SSDs that will benefit from the increased throughput of PCI Express 4.0. But Kioxia (formerly Toshiba) has already introduced an extraordinary piece now.
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SSD Kioxia CM6 is designed for server deployment. Inside, there are 96-layer BiCS flash chips and a controller that supports up to 18 channels. As a result, it offers record capacities and speeds.
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The SSD will be available in versions up to 30.72 TB, with sequential read speeds of up to 6.9 GB / s and 4 GB / s at write speeds. The main advantage, however, is the reading value of IOPS, which is up to 1.4 million. In the case of enrollment, however, it is already much worse – only 170 thousand IOPS. It is so clear that SSD is designed especially where really fast data reading is needed.
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Kioxia also offers a second model CD6, which with a 16-channel controller has a read speed of 6.2 GB / s and 4 GB / s for write and maximum IOPS values ​​are 1 million and 750 thousand read / write respectively. This makes the configuration more focused on performance when writing data. The maximum capacity for this model is 15.36 TB.
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SSDs support total transcripts per day according to variants 1 and 3 and use modern U.3 and NVMe 1.4 interfaces. From the construction point of view, these are 2.5-inch discs but have a larger thickness of 1.5 cm.
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