Huge amounts of data have been a hot topic and trend in the past few years. According to data from market research institutions, the amount of data produced every year in the world will reach 180ZB (1ZB = 1012GB) in 2025, which is 180 times higher than in 2010. growth; in other words, data transmission and storage will be crucial, and will also drive and connect the development of various emerging technologies, including servers and workstations. In view of this, Phison Electronics (Phison; 8299TT) launched a new generation of PCIe Gen4 enterprise-class SSD controller chip E18DC today (6/8), and displayed two ODM module products, including M.2 2280 (ODM product model EPR3750 ) and M.2 22110 (ODM product model EPR3760), help improve the performance and server boot speed of current mainstream PCIe Gen3 workstations, and create a new generation of PCIe Gen4 server platforms.
Phison launches enterprise-class SSD storage solutions equipped with E18DC to expand its new force
https://www.phison.com/solutions/enterprise/pcie/e18dc
The customizable PCIe Gen4 E18DC SSD enterprise-class storage solutions EPR3750 and EPR3760 not only provide It is compatible with the M.2 slot of PCIe Gen3 workstations and servers, and can provide relatively stable and high-speed performance. In addition, the Phison EPR3750 and EPR3760 storage solutions equipped with Enterprise Firmware not only provide faster quality of service (Quality of Service; QoS), but are also very suitable for use in workstations, servers, and NAS. (Network Attached Storage), and the boot disk SSD of the RAID system.
"PCIe Gen3 M.2 2280 and M.2 22110 slots have been installed in tens of millions of units. Phison is committed to offering enterprise-class PCIe Gen4 SSDs in these form factors with backward compatibility with PCIe Gen3 slots. It will be very valuable and important for many end customers and enterprises that need a stable enterprise-class SSD supplier and upgrade their PCIe Gen3 Enterprise SSD to Gen4," said Don Jeanette, Vice President of SSD Research at Trendfocus.
(English original text: "The installed base for PCIe Gen3 M.2 2280 and 22110 slots measures in the tens of millions of units. Phison's commitment to supply Enterprise class PCIe Gen4 SSDs in this form factor that are backward compatible in PCIe Gen3 slots will be valued by many end customers and businesses that need a reliable source of supply to upgrade their PCIe Gen3 Enterprise SSDs to Gen4,” said Don Jeanette, Vice President SSD Research for Trendfocus.)
Pan Jiancheng, CEO of Phison Electronics, pointed out that enterprise-class servers And workstation customers have gradually moved to the new E1.S storage module size (Form Factor), which also means that enterprise-class SSD manufacturers will gradually reduce the supply of storage module sizes such as M.2, eventually leading to a supply gap in the market. Gap, and this is Phison's growth opportunity and commitment to enterprise-class SSD customers.
Pan Jiancheng went on to explain that customization technology has always been an advantage that Phison has long been proud of. The PCIe Gen4 E18DC customized enterprise-class SSD storage platform launched this time, including the displayed ODM storage module models EPR3750 and EPR3760, will assist global server and workstation customers to upgrade the performance of various application scenarios and customize special functions; More importantly, the enterprise-class E18DC SSD customized storage solution will help global enterprise-class SSD brand customers create their own unique advantages and features, and grow together in the enterprise-class SSD market.
Phison’s PCIe Gen4 E18DC enterprise-level SSD module ODM solution EPR3750 has started shipping samples in May 2022, while the SSD EPR3760 ODM module solution will start shipping samples in the second half of 2022.
