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Solidigm CEO: Spinning Out Of Intel To SK Hynix ‘Gives Us The Greater Scale We Need’
That includes the creation of a new company, Solidigm, owned by SK Hynix. The Korean company is also slated to pay Intel an additional $2 billion after it acquires Intel’s remaining NAND ...
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Is this the faster 61.44TB SSD out there? DapuStor J5060 is a speed freak when it comes to read workloads but falls behind on writes
It got tested by TweakTown against a number of enterprise SSDs including Solidigm's 61.44TB This Gen4 ... a 70% improvement over Intel’s P5336. It also boasts sequential read throughput ...
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SK Hynix to finalize Intel NAND takeover in March, cementing eSSD leadership
SK Hynix will finalize its acquisition of Intel's NAND flash business, now rebranded as Solidigm, in March 2025. This strategic move strengthens its enterprise SSD (eSSD) market position and ...
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El Dorado Hills tech company goes public, boosts Sacramento’s semiconductor corridor
The so-called “corridor” of semiconductor companies now stretches from Rancho Cordova, which Solidigm selected for its global headquarters in 2023, to Folsom, where Intel and Samsung each have ...
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They did it again: Tech publisher keeps on breaking Pi Calculation World Record — they almost doubled the previous one, reaching 202 trillion digits in 100 days and used 1 ...
For this attempt, the team opted for dual Intel Xeon 8592+ CPUs and 28 Solidigm P5336 61.44TB NVMe SSDs. Key to the challenge was a Dell PowerEdge R760 with a 24-bay NVMe Direct Drives backplane ...
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This is what the first 122.88TB looks like but you won't be able to fit it into a normal PC and it will almost certainly cost more than $10,000
At the end of 2024, Solidigm added a 122.88TB QLC SSD to its product line. The D5-P5336 will be available in U.2 15mm to start and then in E1.L later in 2025, meaning it won’t fit in a typical ...