Solidigm Unveils World’s First “122 TB” Data Center SSD, Targeting AI-Focused Workloads

Solidigm has unveiled the world’s first data center SSD with a capacity of 122 TB, ideal for AI and data-intensive workloads.

Solidigm’s Newest SSD Solution Focuses On Providing Ample Storage For Workloads Involving Massive Data Storing

[Press Release]:  Solidigm, a leading provider of innovative NAND flash memory solutions, announced today the introduction of the world’s highest capacity PCIe solid-state drive (SSD): the 122TB (terabyte) Solidigm D5-P5336 data center SSD. The D5-P5336 doubles the storage space of Solidigm’s earlier 61.44TB version of the drive and is the world’s first SSD with unlimited Random Write endurance for five years — offering an ideal solution for AI and data-intensive workloads. Just how much storage is 122.88TB? Roughly enough for 4K-quality copies of every movie theatrically released in the 1990s, 2.6 times over.

Data storage power and thermal and space constraints are accelerating as AI adoption increases. Power and space-efficient, the new 122TB D5-P5336 delivers industry-leading storage efficiency from the core data center to the edge. Data center operators can deploy with confidence the 122TB D5-P5336 from Solidigm, the proven QLC (quad-level cell) density leader with more than 100EB (exabytes) of QLC-based products shipped since 2018.

Data center architects are scrambling to solve their power and space efficiency needs, and they can help address these issues with Solidigm’s 122TB D5-P5336 that is designed to make every watt and square inch count.

– Greg Matson, SvP of Strategic Planning and Marketing…