The 25 percent query time reduction was determined as follows: Time to complete the query set: Enterprise SATA SSDs = 36:53. Value SAS SSDs = 27:37. 27:37 / 36.53 = 0.75 -100 percent = 25 percent.

KIOXIA is making the drives available in up to a huge 30.72TB capacity, the industry's highest 2.5-inch SAS SSD. Read more: KIOXIA's CM7 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD cryptographic module receives FIPS 140-3 ...

Ambiq introduced its Apollo4 Plus SoC with 2MB of MRAM for IoT endpoint devices. Kioxia announced its PM7 24G SAS SSD. Weebit says it can scale its ReRAM to 22nm.

All HPE SAS SSDs running an HPE firmware version prior to HPD7 are impacted. Applying the latest firmware update fixes the issue and prevents the SSD failure and data loss.

The SSDs are based on HGST’s 25-nanometer lithography flash technology. The Ultrastar 12Gbps SAS SSD family is targeted to achieve a 0.44% annual failure rate (AFR) or two million hour mean-time ...

The PX04S line is equipped with dual-port 12Gbps SAS interfaces and it can achieve a sustained random 4K read performance up to 270K, the highest for a 2.5-inch form factor SAS SSD. The write ...

RM5 SSDs are single-ported versions of Toshiba Memory’s robust enterprise SAS product family; they provide higher performance per slot than competing SATA SSDs, thus enabling better utilization ...

The new SSDs with the Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interface technology are meant to be used in enterprise server parks, and are equipped with a second interface port. With 12Gbps SAS on each of ...

By using 12Gb/s SAS, SanDisk Lightning Gen. II SSDs are capable of up to double the performance capable from SATA/SAS 6Gb/s.

[4] As of June 16, 2020, in the category of enterprise SAS SSDs. Kioxia Corporation survey. [5] "2.5-inch" indicates the form factor of the SSD. It does not indicate the drive's physical size.

Samsung Electronics on Tuesday launched a new enterprise SSD based on the SAS-4 specification. The new PM1653 was built with Samsung's sixth-generation V-NAND and will come in a range of storage ...

SAS4 is 22 Gigabit, if you can get it. Nicer for sure. In any case, if you are talking about a few SATA type SSD drives, SAS will work great and should not hold you back too much.