DapuStor has announced the Haishen5, the company’s new line of PCIe Gen5 enterprise and data center SSDs. Powered by a new Marvell controller and TLC or QLC NAND, the Haishen5 series offers a balanced combination of performance and cost for a variety of application scenarios. Haishen5 comes in E3.S, E1.S, and U.2 form factors and is available in capacities ranging from 1.6TB to 15.36TB for the TLC drives and up to 32TB for the QLC SSDs.
DapuStor has announced the Haishen5, the company’s new line of PCIe Gen5 enterprise and data center SSDs. Powered by a new Marvell controller and TLC or QLC NAND, the Haishen5 series offers a balanced combination of performance and cost for a variety of application scenarios. Haishen5 comes in E3.S, E1.S, and U.2 form factors and is available in capacities ranging from 1.6TB to 15.36TB for the TLC drives and up to 32TB for the QLC SSDs.
The new DapuStor drives are powered by Marvell’s Bravera SC5 family, some of the industry’s first SSD controllers that support the PCIe Gen5 interface. Designed for high performance, architecture flexibility, and efficiency (coupled with extensive security features), the new PCIe Gen5 controller line is optimized for organizations with critical requirements for scalable, containerized cloud storage infrastructure.
The controller also features throughput control in multi-tenant environments, edge expansion attestation and security, and helps to improve IO latency for real-time user responses.
For performance, the Haishen5 offers double throughput compared to Gen4 enterprise SSDs, quoting sequential read and write speeds up to a blistering14GB/s (which is in line with KIOXIA’s CM7 PCIe Gen5 SSD) and 8GB/s, respectively.
4K random performance is expected to reach upwards of 2.8 million IOPS read and 600,000 write. DapuStor’s new Gen5 SSD also offers higher IOPS per watt for lower TCO and latency.
Capacity | 1.6TB – 15.36TB |
Form Factor | E3.S, E1.S and U.2 |
Interface | PCle 5.0 x4, NVMe2.0 |
Controller | Marvell’s Bravera SC5 SSD controller |
Read Bandwidth (128KB) | 14,000MB/s (up to) |
Write Bandwidth(128KB) | 8,000MB/s (up to) |
Random Read (4K) | 2,800,000s IOPS (up to) |
SS Random Write (4K) | 600,000 IOPS |
4K Random Latency (Kernel Typ.) R/W | 62μs/9μs |
4K Sequential Latency (Kernel Typ.) R/W | 8μs/9μs |
DapuStor Haishen5 SSD samples are slated for availability to customers as early as 2022 Q4.
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