- SSDS in the KIOXIA CM9 series use the 8th generation flash bics for company performance
- Faster Nand speeds and energy efficiency support AI and data centers
- Offer 61.44 to max, double port design and massive writing improvements
Kioxia announced its CM9 PCIe 5.0 NVME SSDS series, marking the first corporate discs built using its 8th generation TLC BICS 3D BICS.
With the PCIE 5.0 and NVME 2.0 support, SSD CM9 are designed to meet modern standards for storage of the data center by offering high -efficiency storage capable of supporting AI, automatic learning and high performance computer science.
These new SSDs have CMOS directly linked to Architecture Array (CBA), an update designed to improve performance, energy efficiency and memory density. The use by Kioxia of Flash Architecture based on CBA promises faster Nand Nand interface speeds and lower latency, which helps disks to provide faster access to data and improved food efficiency.
High -level bits density
Compared to the previous CM7 series, the CM9 line shows increases of approximately 65% of random writing speeds, 55% in random reading and 95% in sequential writing speeds.
The SSD CM9, which are currently sampling to select customers, are designed to manage workloads in reading and mixed use in corporate data centers and offer capacities of up to 61.44 to in 2.5 inch and 30.72 TB form in E3.S.
The discs are compatible with the NVME-Mi 1.2C and OCP Datacenter NVME SSD 2.5 specifications, and support double-port configurations, which makes them suitable for business environments where reliability and continuous access are essential.
Kioxia, who recently helped Linus technological advice Smash the Pi Calculation World Record, indicates that the energy efficiency gains include around 55% better sequential reading and better sequential writing performance at 75% by Watt.
Although it is at the beginning of the life cycle of the CM9 series, specifications and performance numbers suggest that the company aims to strengthen its position in the storage of high performance companies.
Axel Stoermann, vice-president and CTO for integrated memory and SSD, Kioxia Europe GmbH, said: “In addition to treatment power and energy efficiency, memory is fundamental to allow AI, automatic learning and high performance calculation applications. to the higher performance of our SSDs. “”
