Armor launches LD2-L series solid state hard drive: maximum 30.72TB, using E1.L ruler specification

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 18 news, at the OCP Summit 2023 summit, the armor launched the new 30.72TB 's LD2 L-series data center NVMe SSD.

According to reports, the selling point of this series of hard drives is not fast, but the application capacity support of 1PB/ 1U. In addition, the company also showed several other super-large-scale SSD at the exhibition.

This is a high-capacity SSD in an E1.L form factor, with optional 30.72TB or 15.36TB capacity, which means that a 1U chassis with 32 disks can achieve 983TB or about 1PB / U capacity.

CTOnews.com Note: U (unit) is a rack server height size unit, industrial control chassis and server chassis are based on U. The standard height of 1U is 1.75 inches, or 44.45mm, and the length is basically 19 inches, or 482mm, with varying widths.

In addition, the company showed off many other products at the OCP summit, such as the E1.S NVMe SSD product Kioxia XD7P. This PCIe Gen5 hard drive is designed to provide faster speeds with smaller form factors and lower capacity points.