PCIe NVME SSDs from Smart Modular meet growing demand for flash storage
DRAM module and solid state drive (SSD) specialist, Smart Modular Technologies, has introduced the SP2800 family of PCIe NVMe SSD products. They are designed to meet the needs of networking, storage, server, and other high-performance enterprise server applications.
The latest members of the DuraFlash family are secure, self-encrypting drives (SEDs) with TCG Opal 2.0 and AES 256 encryption standards for access control and data security. The 3D NAND-based SSDs are available in M.2 2280 (22 x 80mm), M.2 22110 (22mm x 110mm) and 2.5-inch U.2 form factors. They support the industry standard PCIe Gen3 x4 interface and comply with the NVMe 1.3 protocol standard.
In addition to standard endurance, the SSDs are offered in high endurance versions with one drive write per day (DWPD) and Smart Modular’s proprietary SafeData power loss data protection standard for data protection in high endurance configurations
The SP2800 PCIe NVMe products can be used as the primary flash storage device for system boot, data logging and application code storage in high performance servers.
Capacities range from 240Gbyte to 2Tbyte. They can be configured as 240, 480, 960 and 1920Gbyte.
Smart Modular has been serving the specialty memory industry for more than 30 years, offering memory modules, solid-state storage products and hybrid solutions across various form factors. Critical to electronic devices, they are available in standard, custom and ruggedised versions where high performance and high capacity are essential. Smart Modular’s customer base includes OEMs in computing, networking, communications, storage, mobile, military, aerospace and industrial markets.
The company is also a pioneer in secure, ruggedised SSDs. Additional attributes such as encryption, secure data elimination and write-protect features are incorporated providing highly secure storage for military, aerospace and industrial markets. Smart has developed a comprehensive line-up of ruggedised products including DRAM, hybrid memory, flash and storage technologies across various form factors.
