DapuStor joins Solidigm and co with 122.88TB high-capacity enterprise SSD Only available in China for now, the new drive is an upgrade of the 61.44TB J5060 SSD Firmware and DRAM upgrades boost throughput and responsiveness Remember when 122.88TB SSDs were a rarity? Solidigm was the first to launch one, and since then Samsung, Phison, SanDisk, and Kioxia have followed with their own high-capacity enterprise drives.

Finally, Solidigm's monster SSD has some real competition

It got tested by TweakTown against a number of enterprise SSDs including Solidigm's 61.44TB This Gen4 SSD is read-biased and is available in 2.5-inch U2FF This is a common strategy amongst SSD vendors to optimize their models to certain workloads It was always only going to be a matter of time, but Solidigm's 61.44TB SSD is finally beginning to get a number of competitors that can match it for size.

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The growth in the enterprise SSD (eSSD) market has outpaced that of the client SSD market over the last few years. The requirements of AI servers for both training and inference has been the major impetus in this front. In addition to the usual vendors like Samsung, Solidigm, Micron, Kioxia, and Western Digital serving the cloud service providers (CSPs) and the likes of Facebook, a number of companies have been at work inside China to service the burgeoning eSSD market within.