Transcend launches SSD910T Enterprise SSD

Hey there, fellow storage enthusiasts! I am excited to tell you about the latest solid state drive from Transcend Information: the SSD910T. Imagine a 2.5-inch SSD that’s got its sights set on the Enterprise -- think data centers, cloud computing, and those hefty analytics tasks. What’s it promising? Top-notch Quality of Service (QoS), rock-solid stability, and that silky-smooth low latency we all crave.

Digging a bit deeper, this bad boy is packed with a 112-layer 3D NAND flash and a super-speedy SATA III 6Gb/s interface. Toss in a specially optimized DRAM cache, and you’re looking at some respectable read/write speeds. And for the tech aficionados wondering about credentials, it’s got the JEDEC enterprise-grade seal of approval. That’s a big deal!

But here’s the kicker: ever had a power hiccup? The kind that makes you break into a cold sweat about your data? Transcend’s got our backs. The SSD910T comes with a nifty feature called Power Loss Protection (PLP) that jumps in to save the day (and our data) during unexpected power outages.

And for those that love specifications:

  • Size: 100 mm x 69.85 mm x 7 mm
  • Interface: SATA III 6Gb/s
  • Capacity: Options ranging from 240GB to 960GB
  • Performance: Sequential R/W speeds reaching up to 390 MB/s and 448 MB/s respectively. Random 4K read speeds soar up to 9,578 IOPS, with write speeds at 45,100 IOPS.
  • Durability: Boasts an MTBF of 2 million hours and a TBW of up to 1320.
  • Warranty: A reassuring five-year limited warranty.

While the Transcend SSD910T SSD is not yet available for sale, it should show up here very soon. Cost is a mystery for now, but like Transcend's other products, it should be reasonably priced. What we do know for sure, however, is it will be offered in three capacities -- 240GB, 480GB, and 960GB.

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