The Kioxia CD9P-R is the read-intensive arm of the company’s new data center NVMe SSD generation, and the first CD-series drive built on BiCS FLASH generation 8 TLC. The series pairs Kioxia’s own controller and firmware with PCIe 5.0 and NVMe 2.0, with rated performance reaching 14,800 MB/s sequential read and 2.6 million random read
Micron’s 6600 ION NVMe SSD has reached 245.76TB, pushing the company’s capacity-focused PCIe Gen5 QLC line into quarter-petabyte territory. Micron began shipping the 245TB model on May 5, 2026, and is positioning it as the highest-capacity commercially available SSD. The drive sits at the top of the 6600 ION family, uses Micron’s ninth-generation G9 QLC
The DapuStor R6060 is a PCIe Gen5 enterprise QLC SSD built around the company’s DP800 controller and 3D QLC NAND. The series spans U.2, E3.L, and E1.L form factors, with capacities of 15.36TB, 30.72TB, 61.44TB, and 122.88TB, plus a 245TB SKU at the top of the stack. The interface supports PCIe 5.0 x4 or 2×2
Micron 9550 MAX review. Gen5 NVMe for mixed use with 3 DWPD, U.2 and E3.S options, steady latency, and strong DLIO and GDSIO results.
The Micron 7600 series spans both PRO (read-intensive, 1 DWPD) and MAX (mixed-use, 3 DWPD) endurance classes.
Kingston DC3000ME delivers reliable Gen5 SSD performance for mainstream enterprise workloads, with balanced throughput and IOPS.
Phison Pascari X200P 7.68TB SSD delivers Gen5 speed, strong scaling, and real-world performance for AI inference, CDN, and enterprise workloads.
Solidigm’s D5-P5336 122.88TB SSD sets a new benchmark in storage density, maximizing rack space and power efficiency for modern data centers.
While suitable for read-heavy workloads, poor write performance limits its versatility in AI and data-intensive environments.
The Micron 6550 ION SSD combines Gen5 speed and 61.44TB E3.S-1T capacity, setting new benchmarks in performance, efficiency, and security.
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