Intel SSDPE2KE016T8OS Hard Drive 1.6TB SSD NVMe PCIe x4 Generation 3 2.5in - DC P4610 Series

Designed to meet today’s increasingly demanding service levels and support broader cloud workloads, while reducing storage costs.

Built from the success of its cloud-inspired predecessor – the Intel SSD DC P4600  Series – and architected with 64-layer TLC Intel® 3D NAND technology, the Intel SSD DC P4610 Series delivers performance, quality of service (QoS), and capacity improvements to further optimize storage efficiency, enabling data centers to do more per server, minimize service disruptions, and efficiently manage at scale. Built on NVMe specification 1.2, these PCIe SSDs are available in 1.6TB, 3.2TB, 6.4TB, and 7.68TB in the U.2 2.5” (15mm) form factor.

An SSD Built for Cloud Storage Architectures

Multi-cloud has become a core element for any enterprise strategy, and top cloud providers have responded by openly embracing PCIe/NVMe-based SSDs with scalable performance, low latency, and continued innovation. As software-defined and converged infrastructures are swiftly adopted, the need increases to maximize efficiency, revitalize existing hardware, deploy new workloads, and yet reduce operational expenditures. The SSD DC P4610 Series meets these requirements. It significantly increases server agility and utilization and accelerates applications across a wide range of cloud workloads

Do More per Server

Intel’s 64-layer TLC 3D NAND technology enables the DC P4610 to increase available capacity up to 20% more compared to its immediate predecessor, the Intel SSD DC P4600.1 This increased density is the key to supporting broader workloads, allowing cloud and enterprise service providers to increase users, and improve data service levels. Better QoS is ensured with an intelligent firmware algorithm that keeps host and background data reads and writes at an optimum balance. With the DC P4610, host applications will not only have access to higher capacity, but will also be serviced at up to 35% faster write rate, up to 35% more endurance per drive, and up to 4x reduction of service time at a QoS metric of 99.99% availability for random access workload. With this level of workload ability and agility, data centers can refresh existing hardware and reduce operational expenditures.