Adata today announced the launch of two m.2 2280 / 2242 nvme PCIe Gen 3x4 industrial solid state drives, im2p32a8 and im2p32a4 The firmware of these two SSDs has passed the nvme 1.4 certification of the University of New Hampshire interoperability Laboratory (unh-iol) and meets the PCIe 3.1 standard. Their reading and writing speed and data transmission accuracy are ideal choices for industrial automation, servers, data centers, networks, monitoring and transportation.
The solid-state hard disk can be read and written at 3301.2me2/290 and 2me3.2me2/290 respectively, and the maximum reading and writing speed of the solid-state hard disk can be achieved at 3300 and 2me3.2k/290 respectively. In order to meet the needs of different applications, they have a maximum capacity of 2TB.
Because nvme 1.4 and PCIe 3.1 are supported, both SSDs support host memory buffer (HMB), which uses shared host memory space to improve random read and write speed. More importantly, it supports LDPC ECC error correction, raid engine and end-to-end data path protection technology to provide data accuracy and integrity. In addition, through the optimized garbage collection algorithm, they can maintain continuous stability without slowing down. In addition to being able to process large amounts of data quickly, they are also suitable as storage devices or boot disks.