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Sequential reads up to 26GB/s! Micron launches industry's first eco-friendly PCIe 6.0 data center SSD
Sequential reads up to 26GB/s! Micron launches industry's first eco-friendly PCIe 6.0 data center SSD
According to news from this website on August 6, Micron announced on the 5th local time in Santa Clara, California, the United States, that it successfully developed the industry’s first PCIe 6.0 data center solid-state drive for ecological support. The SSD has sequential read rates of up to 26GB/s.
The 9550 series PCIe 5.0 data center SSD released by Micron on July 23 has a 14GB/s sequential read rate. In other words, Micron’s new generation of products improved by 85.7% in sequential reading.
As one of the signs of launching the PCIe 6.0 ecosystem, Micron will showcase its new PCIe 6.0 data center solid-state drives at the FMS 2024 Summit to be held in Santa Clara from August 6th to 8th, local time.
In addition, Micron Senior Vice President Raj Narasimhan will announce at the summit at 11:00 am on August 7th, Pacific time (Note on this site: 02:00am on August 8th, Beijing time) The theme of the speech is "Data is the core of artificial intelligence: Micron memory and storage promote the artificial intelligence revolution".
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