Samsung Brings Revolutionary Software To PCIe Gen 4 SSDs

Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced retentiveness engineering science, today announced that it has brought the latest software innovations to the company's about cut-edge PCIe Gen4 solid-state drive (SSD) series, opening up a new paradigm in SSD performance.

"We are combining breakthrough speeds and capacities with revolutionary software solutions as we accelerate expansion in the premium SSD market," said Kye Hyun Kyung, executive vice president of Retentiveness Solution Product & Development at Samsung Electronics. "We programme to introduce additional innovation led past our about advanced (6th-generation) V-NAND in helping to trigger a lot more growth in the global IT marketplace."

3 Software Innovations Create a New Paradigm For Ultra-High Capacity SSDs

The 3 software innovations include: i) 'fail-in-identify (FIP) technology' that ensures a 'never-dice' SSD, 2) 'virtualization applied science' that provides contained virtual workspaces for multiple users, and 3) 'V-NAND machine learning technology' that utilizes big information to accurately verify data validity even when operating at ultra-high speeds. Samsung'sFIP technology marks a new milestone in the 60-year history of storage by ensuring that SSDs maintain normal operation even when errors occur at the chip level, enabling a never-dying SSD for the first fourth dimension in the industry.

In the past, failure in just one out of several hundred NAND chips meant having to replace an unabridged SSD, causing organisation downtime and additional drive replacement cost. SSDs integrated with Samsung'due south FIP software can observe a faulty chip, scan for any damage in data, so relocate the information into working fries. For instance, if a fault is identified in any of the 512 NAND chips within a xxx.72TB SSD, the FIP software would automatically activate error-treatment algorithms at the chip level while maintaining the drive's high, stable performance.

Samsung'sSSD virtualization technology allows a single SSD to be subdivided into a maximum of 64 smaller SSDs, providing independent, virtual workspaces for multiple users. Leveraging this software, cloud storage providers can extend their services to a greater number of users with the same amount of resource for optimized production competitiveness.

The virtualization technology too enables SSDs to take on some of the virtualized tasks typically carried out by the server CPUs, such as Unmarried-Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV), requiring fewer server CPUs and SSDs, thereby reducing the server footprint for enhanced overall IT efficiency. The company'sV-NAND machine learning technology helps to accurately predict and verify cell characteristics, too as to discover any variation among circuit patterns through big data analytics.

This ensures superior data reliability as increasing SSD speeds pose a challenge in reading and verifying information through the extremely rapid voltage pulses. An SSD built with over 100-layer four-fleck NAND, which requires considerably more precise cell command than 3-chip NAND, is able to generate the higher levels of operation, capacity, and reliability needed in server and data center storage systems with the machine learning software.

Today's Highest-Performing NVMe SSDs – Samsung PM1733 & PM1735

Samsung's Latest and Greatest - Samsung PM1733 and PM1735

Samsung began mass production of its next-generation PCIe Gen4-based PM1733 and PM1735 SSDs last month with twice the speed of the Gen3 SSDs, leveraging on the company's iii core software technologies. The 12.8TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD (PM1735), for example, offers nearly 14 times the sequential performance of a SATA-based SSD, with 8GB/s for read operations and 3.8GB/s for writes. Random speeds measure at 1,450,000 IOPS for reads and 260,000 IOPS for writes. Furthermore, the PM1733 offers unmarried and dual-port options to support server and storage applications, as well every bit multi-stream writes and SR-IOV.

The two NVMe SSD serial is offered in xix models and come in two form factors – 2.five-inch (U.2) and HHHL (carte du jour-type) – with capacities ranging from 0.8TB to xxx.72TB to suit the diverse needs of OEMs worldwide. The drives too ensure the endurance of i or iii drive writes per day (DWPD) over a five-year catamenia.

Samsung plans to presently expand the awarding of its innovative software technologies into a much wider array of server and datacenter SSDs to actively address global customers' needs and further strengthen its edge in the premium memory market.