


Phison comprehensively showcases Pascari enterprise-class SSD products, including 100DWPD ultra-high endurance model
According to news from this website on August 7, Phison fully demonstrated its Pascari enterprise-class solid-state drive product line at the FMS 2024 Summit. The product line covers 5 categories and targets a variety of enterprise and data center applications.
A brief introduction on this site is summarized as follows:
X Series - Best Performance
Phison’s X Series enterprise-class SSDs are “designed for extreme writing requirements.” In addition to the first X200 family, Phison also launched two PCIe 4.0 products, X100P and X100E, which are 1DWPD and 3DWPD respectively, with maximum capacities of 32TB each. Note 1.
X100P and X100E can both achieve sequential read and write speeds of 7400/6900 MB/s, and random read speeds of up to 1750K IOPS; .
D Series - Data Center
D series SSDs are aimed at modern data center applications, including optional U.2, M.2, E1.S PCIe 4.0 interface 1DWPD model D100P and PCIe 5.0 D200 family.
The two products of the D200 family, D200P and D200E, except the D200V, both use the E1.S form factor, with capacities up to 4TB levelNote 1, and their nominal performance is lower than that of the X200 family products.
B Series-Boot Driver
Pascari B series solid state drives are specifically designed for the system boot process, focusing on reliability and I/O stability.
The two products, BA50P and B100P, use SATA III and PCIe 4.0×4 interfaces respectively, with a maximum capacity of only 960GB and durability of 1DWPD.
S Series-SATA Interface
For traditional server storage upgrades, Phison has launched three SA50 family SATA interface solid-state drives, all of which are only available in 2.5-inch disk versions.
The maximum capacity of SA50V is larger than that of SA50P, and the maximum capacity of SA50P is larger than that of SA50E; however, the endurance level is the other way around, SA50E>SA50P>SA50A, where the write endurance of SA50A is only 0.4DWPD.
AI Series-AI Application
Phison currently only provides the AI100E product in the AI series. The product features an ultra-high write endurance of 100DWPD.
This solid-state drive adopts PCIe 4.0×4 interface and is available in two form factors: M.2 2280 and U.2 15mm. The capacity is optional: 1TB or 2TB; Phison AI100E can sequentially read and write up to 7200 / 6500 MB/s, random reading and writing can reach 1000K IOPS.
Notes from this website:
Note 1The magnitude here refers to the original capacity of an integer TB. Generally, the nominal capacity of the 1DWPD model is 96% of the original capacity, and the nominal capacity of the 3DWPD model is 80% of the original value.
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