Sk hynix announces some nvme top and ultra essds

International company SK Hynix Inc. has announced a new model of enterprise Solid State Disk Non-Volatile Memory express (NVMe) eSSDs. Among other things, this model will have a 72-layer 3D NAND flash TLC , which will offer great power without sacrificing other sections of the device.

SK Hynix's footprint

With this announcement, the South Korean company aims to gain leadership in the eSSDs market now that the transition from SATA to NVMe is taking place . It is no surprise, then, that in the second half of this year most online services already offer agile services with NVMe SDDs from SK Hynix and other companies. The company will present its products at the HPE Discover that has been taking place since June 18 until today.

The future of

On the other hand, they have also announced that they are working on another new 96TB 4D NAND based 16TB eSSD device by the end of this year. If all went well, production would start at the beginning of next year and they would start to be used during the second half of 2020.

Not only mega-clouds, who have already adopted NVMe as standard interfaces, but also data centers are planning to make the transition. I hope SK Hynix will stand out in the eSSDs market, thanks to the superior performance of its NVMe offering. ”

- Vice President Kim Samil, Director of NAND Storage Marketing at SK Hynix.

According to the Forward Insights market study, NVMe SSDs are expected to form more than half of the eSSD market in 2019. They also forecast that by 2023, more than 90% will be based on SSDs technology.

About the future, we don't just have to worry about the speed we achieve thanks to new technologies. The residues and waste that we form with them are also relevant. The South Korean company, for its part, is already monitoring its pollution rate and setting environmental goals.

According to some studies, by 2025, 1/5 of the energy produced globally will go only to power data centers. As you can see, it's a huge amount of energy, so increasingly efficient component ads like this shed some light. At ProfesionalReview we urge you to be a little more aware of the problem we are generating on the planet and to take better care of it.

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And you, what do you expect about the clouds of the future? Do you think it is important that the big tech companies campaign on their environmental footprint and pollution?

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