Micron is sampling the world's first vertically integrated 176-tier NAND SSDS for data centers. The Meguiar 7450 SSD with NVMe delivers quality-of-service QoS delays of 2 milliseconds or less, a wide capacity range, and the broadest form factor available to meet the demands of the most demanding data center workloads.
This vertically integrated SSD integrates with its own DRAM, internally developed soCs, and associated firmware, enabling companies to quickly respond to customer needs and support enhanced device security. This new data center SSD includes the company's industry-leading NAND, which contains 176 layers of storage cells and a proven CMOS under-the-Array technology that delivers an ultra-efficient design.
Jeremy Werner, vice president and general manager of Micron's Storage Business Unit said:"While we are introducing the Micron 7450 SSD, PCIe Gen4 is becoming the most widely used SSD interface in servers," "This product offers the world's most advanced SSD in a data center. NAND, is well ahead of the industry and, more importantly, delivers consistent, reliable latency to under 2ms, which is critical for achieving quality of service in scale-out data center workloads. "
