Marvell announces its new chipsets based on nvme technology
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Marvell has announced the launch of its new chipsets based on the NVMe protocol. These include the 88NR2241 NVMe Smart Switch, the NVMe 88SS1098 eight-channel SSD controller, and the 16-channel NVMe 88SS1088 controller.
Marvell presents its new NVMe solutions
These new solutions from Marvell aim to optimize current and emerging workloads for the cloud and the business. Marvell claims that its new NVMe chipsets are capable of powering the largest enterprise data storage form factors (EDSFF), next-generation small form factors (NGSFF), and various custom form factors. The company continues to assert that they can provide the ability to increase storage capacity, performance, and overall workload efficiency.
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Marvell has introduced its NVMe 88NR2241 smart switch, to manage resources between multiple NVMe controllers and workload offload accelerators. The company claims that this switch improves enterprise data center environments by offering high-quality services and predictable storage performance by using integrated virtual functions.
The new Marvell 88SS1098 and 88SS1088 SSD controllers support single and dual port functionality, the NVMe 1.3 standard, and open channel architectures. Both are powered by the fourth generation of Marvell's NANDEdge LDPC error correction technology , which extends the durability of TLC and QLC memory-based devices. As for performance, they can reach up to 3.6 GB / s and up to 800K IOPS read.
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