Recent #SSD news in the semiconductor industry
➀ Tesla is in talks with SK Hynix for a $725 million enterprise SSD order;
➁ SSDs are seen as core components for AI chips, holding significant importance in the AI field;
➂ Solidigm, a subsidiary of SK Hynix, has developed a 61TB enterprise SSD that is in high demand and experiencing supply shortages;
➃ Musk's cost control experience is evident in his approach to purchasing enterprise SSDs for Tesla's AI supercomputing system;
➄ The global enterprise SSD market is expected to reach $20 billion by 2027, with a significant demand for AI storage chips.
➀ Solidigm, previously known as Intel, is a leading brand in the NAND solid-state drive industry, acquired by Intel and SK Hynix in 2020.
➁ The product naming rules of Solidigm are explained, using the example of a data center-oriented SSD.
➂ Advanced features of Solidigm's enterprise SSDs are highlighted.
➃ The product roadmap for PCIe NVMe includes U.2 form factor, increasing capacities, and the introduction of PCIe 5.0 products.
➄ The roadmap for SATA SSDs focuses on system drives with lower capacities and the continuation of SATA and M.2 form factors.
➀ Samsung introduces the new 990 EVO Plus SSD, offering a 50% performance boost;
➁ The SSD is designed for gaming, business, and creative work, enhancing PC energy efficiency;
➂ Available in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities with suggested prices starting at NT$3,879;
➃ Features Samsung's latest 8th Generation V-NAND technology and 5-nanometer controller;
➄ Offers high read and write speeds, with the 4TB model having industry-leading random read/write speeds.