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30.7 TB enterprise SSD. It provides 7000 MB/s Sequential Read and 3600 MB/s Sequential write. It costs around USD $6.5k
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30.7 TB enterprise SSD. It provides 7000 MB/s Sequential Read and 3600 MB/s Sequential write. It costs around USD $6.5k

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30.7 TB enterprise SSD. It provides 7000 MB/s Sequential Read and 3600 MB/s Sequential write. It costs around USD $6.5k

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  1. Impossible_Gas5151

    It’s insane to see how tech evolves in that short time…
    It feels like yesterday when we were happy to have just a few MB of disk space

    I remember my grandfather used to own the first computer in south america a long time ago. For me it was HUGE as a kid. An IBM 305 RAMAC that occupied part of our backyard a construction had to be specifically made for air intake and cooling of that machine. Shit only stored **5mb**.

    Amazing how that guy was ahead of his time, and I am here, gambling meme stonks, holding btc since 2010, and posting on reddit with bad grammar. Bubbe would be proud

  3. kullehh

    not surprised to see intel making cool stuff

  5. Thundering_Love786

    may I ask how u got ur hands on this?
    do u work at intel?

    Edit – forgot mention how awesome this is XD

  8. GeneticSplatter

    Sure, super fast sequential speeds, but I bet its random read/write is total ass.

  10. TTechnology

    Is this some kind of NVMe inside a 2.5 SSD case? What’s the plug type? And where you can attach this beast? SATA can’t reach that speed so I believe that or you have a server Mobo that have different M.2 plugs or you have some kind of adapter/extender to be able to plug it

  11. FloppyVachina

    Ill just wait 4 years for this to be a micro sd that costs 50 bucks.

  13. mr_epic222222

    *Slaps top of ssd* you can store so much furry porn in this bad boy

  14. astralseat

    Getting closer. I’d love to see a 500TB by the end of this decade, please.

  15. Cyber_Akuma

    Finally! Something that can hold my Steam library!

  16. Low_Friend3063

    I could have bought a bucket of thermal paste from this money.Fuc*in waste

  17. Professional_Gaping

    But all the downloaded files and backups I hastily paste in folders ladled “booger aids” is not gonna fit on that, is it ?

  18. mafenide

    We are going to all need this for the next version of warzone

  19. techsuppr0t

    How many of these do I need to download the whole internet so I can stop paying my service provider?

  20. Elegante_Sigmaballz

    I can finally install my entire steam library and I promise I will play them for sure someday 100%.

  21. Quaytsar

    Considering how small an 8TB NVME drive is, you should be able to fit quite a bit more inside a 2.5″ drive.

  22. Zhin_The_Tyrant

    my ssd does 10300 – 11700 MB/s sequential read in benchmarks.
    it’s definitely wrong but still hilarious.

    it also supposedly has over 129 TiB of data stored inside it. (the capacity is 931.5 GiB)

  25. Aromatic_Athlete_859

    Pretty compact to be packing 30TBs

  26. TheRealTechGandalf

    NVMe Gen4 and 2.5″ in size… Now that’s odd

  27. FeedMeYourMemes14

    I have never seen a U.2 drive, however this is what I imagine when I think of one.

  31. F4ll3n_4ng3l_4ndre

    Thats at least four Call of Dutys worth of space

  32. Kekeripo

    When those came out years ago, I had hopes for consumer versions following… We’re stuck at 8TB for sata and m.2 for a while now. Guess not enough demand outside a few storage enthusiasts and data hoarders. Even less so on flash basis.

  36. Legionofgo

    Just take 15x 2tb ssds & glue em together

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