In an announcement by Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq:MU), the company introduced the RealSSD P320h solid-state drive (SSD) series. A new portfolio of PCI Express (PCIe) solid-state storage systems, the RealSSD P320h delivers extreme performance and endurance demanded by data-intensive enterprise applications including cloud computing, high-performance computing, data analytics, business intelligence, and video on demand, according […]
In an announcement by Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq:MU), the company introduced the RealSSD P320h solid-state drive (SSD) series. A new portfolio of PCI Express (PCIe) solid-state storage systems, the RealSSD P320h delivers extreme performance and endurance demanded by data-intensive enterprise applications including cloud computing, high-performance computing, data analytics, business intelligence, and video on demand, according to Globe Newswire.
“The P320h system uses Micron’s proven 34-nanometer (nm) single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash memory technology, which provides two different user capacities: 350 gigabyte (GB) and 700GB. From the NAND silicon to the controller to the complete system solution, the P320h SSD is designed and developed by Micron.
“For performance, the P320h series reaches a new standard among current PCIe systems, more than doubling the sequential read and write speeds compared to the nearest competitor—achieving up to 3GBs of sustained data throughput per second. In terms of input/output operations per second (IOPS), a common method used in the enterprise market for benchmarking relative performance, the P320h series reaches a maximum of 750,000 IOPS read and 341,000 IOPS write speeds.
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