Samsung launches three new enterprise SSDs
Samsung Electronics announced yesterday that three new enterprise SSDs join its existing lineup, all using the 3D V-NAND technology the company has just moved to the mass production stage. According to the official blog post that brings the news, these drives have been designed for OEMs and use Samsung's 3-bit MLC V-NAND flash memory chips, "while providing outstanding performance and reliability, as well as high capacities."
These are the three new Samsung SSDs and their highlights:
- PM1633 - 12 Gb/s SAS SSD, 480 GB to 3.84 TB capacity, random read/write speeds up to 160k IOPS and 18k IOPS, sequential read/write speeds up to 1,100 MB/s and 1,000 MB/s
- PM1725 - HHHL NVMe card-type SSD, 3.2 TB or 6.4 TB capacity, random read/write speeds up to 1M IOPS and 120k IOPS, sequential read/write speeds up to 5,500 MB/s and 1,800 MB/s
- PM953 - M.2 and 2.5-inch NVMe SSD, 480 GB to 1.92 TB capacity, an update of the industry's first NVMe SSD introduced by Samsung earlier this year (SM951)
All these new drives are already available but given their destination, prices should depend on the client and the quantity ordered.
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