Latest from Embedded

ID 217230663 © Christian Offenberg - Dreamstime.com | electronica.de
promo_messe_munich__id_217230663__christian_offenb
ID 312689142 © Chechotkin | Dreamstime.com
LiDAR in autonomous driving
ID 333722484 © Weddingodessa85 | Dreamstime.com | AI generated.jpg
Translucent car showing electronics | AI generated
Dreamstime_cookiecutter_100807069
Security risks with DRAM
ID 326211957 © Kwangmoo | Dreamstime.com
Security IP CCTV camera using solar energy
Dreamstime_Yuriy-Onikienko_50090611
Servers Dreamstime Yuriy Onikienko 50090611 63cab4a2893b0

5 Tips for Improving Data-Center Flash Storage with EDSFF E1.S SSDs (Download)

Jan. 20, 2023

Read this article online.

Data storage based on 2.5-in. and M.2 drives is being pushed to its form-factor limits that directly affect its future use in data centers. The 2.5-in. format is based on legacy HDD form factors and can’t keep technological pace with the continuous advances surrounding faster networking protocols, memory bandwidth, and interconnect technologies, coupled with more robust SSD interfaces such as PCIe 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, and beyond. These limitations have created a need for a new form-factor architecture.

To address these form factor limitations, the SFF Technical Affiliate (SFF-TA) working group of the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) architected E1.S form-factor specifications.

Comments

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Electronic Design, create an account today!