Seagate has recently released two Thunder series solid-state drives, namely: Nytro 5550 and Seagate Thunder 5350 solid-state drives. Both hard drives use group connection technology and are designed to improve data center performance, efficiency and storage density.

Seagate has recently released two Thunder series solid-state drives, namely: Nytro 5550 and Seagate 5350 solid-state drives. Both hard drives use group connection technology and are designed to improve data center performance, efficiency and storage density.

Among them, the Thunder (Nytro) 5550 PCIe Gen4 NVMe solid state drive has a compact form factor and interface, and the 15mm disc body brings up to 12.80TB capacity, that is, it can reach 6.40TB capacity per 7mm disc body. It is specially designed for hybrid workloads, with random read speeds up to 1,700K IOPS and random write speeds up to 470K IOPS. The average failure interval is 2.5 million hours, and the daily total disk writes (DWPD) can reach 3 times, which is both durable and reliable. It is created for the high durability of long-term mobile enterprise data.

, and the Nytro 5350 PCIe Gen4 NVMe solid-state drive has dual ports and can support dual active and highly available U.2 and U.3 interfaces at the same time. The 15mm disc body achieves a capacity of up to 15.36TB, and the capacity of up to 7.68TB per 7mm disc body. Random write speed is 195K IOPS and random read speed is 1,700K IOPS. The read throughput is twice that of the latest SAS SSDs and the bandwidth is more than ten times that of SATA. The average failure interval is 2.5 million hours, and the daily full disk write (DWPD) is 1 time, making it more durable. It is a hard disk created to bear enterprise-level workloads.