- The SSD 122.88 TB of Solidigm is effective, dense and now on sale
- The first review confirms solid performance in the use of reading business storage in reading
- CSAL Tech removes the disadvantages of the QLC flash for practical and large capacity deployment
The company SSD Enterprise 122.88 TB of Soligm was announced in November 2024 and has just been sold, at a price of $ 12,399, less than $ 14,000 that analysts predicts.
Now, the first complete review of the beast of 122.88 TB of Solidigm has arrived, and according to Jon Coulter, publisher of senior equipment at TweaktownThe best SSD is more than up to the media threshing, not only on a scale, but in performance, efficiency and practical deployment.
As Coulter writes, “in corporate scenarios where the capacity is King, SSD D5-P5336 of Soligm 122.88 to reign supreme.”
Advantages that change the situation
The reader, based on the NAND QLC, is described as the most effective high -capacity SSD currently in circulation. It offers unprecedented storage density, allowing data centers to store up to 4 petacts per 1U server imprint. It counts more than ever at a time when AI model data sets are double every eight months.
Tweaktown Notes that Soligm is at the forefront of the development of the Flash QLC and stresses that many of the usual disadvantages of QLC, such as endurance and writing performance, are treated both by the size of the reader of the reader and by CSAL (Caching SSD acceleration) technology.
Coulter explains: “As we see, with a CSAL increase, all the disadvantages inherent in QLC paintings are completely erased and you find yourself with only advantages that change the game. Incredible.”
The D5-P5336 reached 7,481 MB / s in sequential readings and 947,000 IOPS in 4K random readings during tests, both exceeding the manufacturer’s specifications. “The factory specifications here are up to 900K iops at QD256. We get 947K IOPS to QD256 with our configuration, ”reports Coulter.
In practice, this level of performance is intended for high volume and reading storage levels, not for rapid pace transaction systems. As Coulter points out, “the workloads of this nature will rarely be, if never, encountered in the role that the SSD QLC play in the storage level. The results here must be taken with a grain of salt.”
In summary, he concludes: “Because he delivers as announced, then some, is easily available, supremely effective, offers many performances for his planned roles and is supported by a 134 -year PBW guarantee.
