➀ Phison unveiled the Pascari D205V PCIe Gen5 NVMe SSD at FMS 2025, featuring a massive 122.88TB capacity and delivering up to 14.7GB/s read and 3.2GB/s write speeds with 0.3 DWPD endurance.

➁ The SSD is offered in both U.2 2.5" and E3.L 1T form factors, with the latter enabling higher storage density for servers and AI clusters requiring multi-petabyte configurations.

➂ As the industry transitions toward PCIe Gen6, the E3.L form factor is positioned to replace U.2, accommodating future high-capacity SSD designs and supporting AI-driven demand for large-scale storage solutions.

➀ Microchip unveiled the Adaptec SmartRAID 4300 at FMS 2025, a PCIe Gen4 x16 NVMe RAID controller without onboard drive connectivity, marking a departure from traditional designs.

➁ The controller performs XOR parity calculations on-device, allowing data to flow directly from the CPU to NVMe SSDs, bypassing traditional bottlenecks and improving performance (e.g., 27M+ IOPS in Linux).

➂ This approach aligns with industry trends adopted by GRAID and Pliops, leveraging PCIe efficiency and requiring colocation with SSDs on the same CPU for optimal latency reduction.

➀ The Solidigm D5-P5336 122.88TB NVMe SSD offers extreme capacity in a 2.5" U.2 form factor, leveraging 192-layer QLC NAND and PCIe Gen4 technology;

➀ The drive prioritizes capacity over speed, delivering up to 7300 MB/s sequential read speeds and 25K random write IOPS (32K block size) with a 5-year endurance rating of 0.6 DWPD (73TB/day);

➂ Designed for enterprise storage needs, the SSD eliminates traditional endurance concerns through massive overprovisioning, supporting 134.3PBW total writes over its lifespan.

➀ At NVIDIA GTC 2025, Kioxia showcased the LC9 122.88TB PCIe Gen5 NVMe SSD, which features a 2.5" form factor and 122.88TB of storage capacity.

➁ The drive utilizes Kioxia's 2TB QLC BiCS FLASH generation 8 3D flash memory and offers a 0.3DWPD endurance rating.

➂ It is compatible with PCIe Gen5 interface, supporting either a single x4 for standard servers or x2x2 for dual-ported high-availability deployments.

➀ Samsung has released their new 9100 PRO 2TB Gen5 NVMe SSD;

➁ The drive is vertically integrated with Samsung's own controller and 236-layer TLC NAND;

➂ The 2TB model offers 14700 MB/s sequential read and 13400 MB/s write speeds, targeting the top-end of Gen5 performance.

Kioxia LC9 is a new 122.88TB SSD from Kioxia designed for high-capacity and high-density AI clusters. It supports PCIe Gen5 and offers a 0.3DWPD endurance, making it suitable for large-scale data storage needs.

The LC9 uses Kioxia's 2Tb QLC BiCS FLASH generation 8 3D flash memory and is targeted at reducing power, footprint, and TCO compared to traditional hard drives.

The high capacity and advanced interface of the LC9 make it a compelling option for AI storage arrays.

Micron has launched its new 4600 series PCIe Gen5 NVMe SSD, designed for speed and capacity. The drive is targeted at OEM systems and offers impressive performance improvements over Gen4 NVMe SSDs. It features high-speed read and write speeds, and is available in capacities ranging from 512GB to 4TB.

With the 512GB model offering 10.3GB/s read and 5.8GB/s write speeds, and the 2TB model reaching 12GB/s write speeds, the 4600 series SSD is a significant leap in performance for client SSDs. It also demonstrates the capabilities of PCIe Gen5 in consumer-grade storage solutions.

Micron's move to release this series not through Crucial, but directly under its own brand, signifies its commitment to high-performance storage solutions for the OEM market.

➀ The rapid development of big data, cloud computing, and internet services has led to an increase in demand for enterprise SSDs as businesses accelerate their digital transformation.

➁ Seagate Technology and Phison have collaborated to design the Seagate Nytro 4350 NVMe SSD, offering various capacities and providing continuous performance, low latency, low power consumption, and high-quality service.

➂ The PCIe Gen4 SSD has a bandwidth over 10 times that of SATA SSDs and a throughput twice as much. The Seagate Nytro 4350 SSD offers up to 58K IOPS random write speed and 800K IOPS random read speed, providing continuous responsiveness and eliminating data bottlenecks.