Recent #Flash news in the semiconductor industry

10 months ago
1. VDURA claims that HDD systems have lower carbon emissions than flash arrays. 2. Michael Barrell, VDURA's senior systems architect, argues that modern HDD systems are 54-60% more favorable in terms of CO2e emissions. 3. Barrell's analysis shows significant improvements in HDD technology, with a 30TB HDD potentially having 50% lower CO2 emissions than a 12TB HDD.
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11 months ago
1. Micron introduces the 9550 datacenter SSD, utilizing PCIe gen 5×4 and 232-layer NAND. 2. The SSD is available in three formats: E1.S, E3.S, and U.2, designed for high performance in cloud and enterprise environments. 3. The 9550 offers significant performance improvements over its predecessors, with faster IOPS and bandwidth, and is more power-efficient in AI workloads.
AI/MLData centerFlash
11 months ago
1. DapuStor partners with Pliops to enhance NoSQL database performance using Pliops' XDP technology. 2. The partnership focuses on optimizing KVRocks, an open-source key-value store, for better performance and latency at petabyte levels. 3. DapuStor's R5101 SSD, combined with Pliops' XDP, shows significant improvements in random read and write IOPS, and reduces tail latency in mixed workloads.
Data ManagementFlashStorage Management
11 months ago
1. Australia's CSIRO has launched the Virga cluster, a high-performance computing system using Dell XE9640 AI rackservers and BeeGFS flash storage for various health research projects, including cystic fibrosis diagnosis and treatment. 2. The Virga cluster, located at the CDC Hume Data Center in Canberra, is the first of its kind in Australia, utilizing direct liquid cooling for energy efficiency. 3. The cluster features 60,000 cores and 448 Nvidia H100 GPUs, aiming to accelerate AI performance and support large model training within days or hours.
AI/MLFlashNVME
11 months ago
1. Samsung introduces the BM1743, a 61.44 TB QLC SSD, competing with Solidigm's D5-P5336; 2. The BM1743 uses 176-layer NAND, offering 1,600,000/110,000 random read/write IOPS and 7.2/2.0 GBps sequential read/write bandwidth; 3. Samsung suggests a 122.88 TB model may be in development, and the BM1743 supports 0.26 DWPD and three months of power-off data retention.
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