As data volume increases, storage becomes a growing challenge in terms of cost-effectiveness, physical footprint, and performance. Built with Solidigm’s most advanced Quad-Level Cell NAND, the Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 addresses those challenges by delivering industry-leading SSD storage density with the high bandwidth performance of a PCIe 4.0 interface.
The Solidigm D5-P5316 SSD includes up to 30.72TB of capacity, and as an E1.L, provides up to 1 petabyte of storage in just 1U of rack space. The result is massive storage consolidation for lower TCO.
Based on PCIe 4.0, the D5-P5316 SSD not only accelerates legacy HDD-based systems but also prior generation Solidigm SSD-based systems. Compared to HDDs, Solidigm’s newest SSD can accelerate access to stored data by up to 25x [1] while performance optimizations bring up to 2x higher sequential read performance, [2] up to 38% higher random read performance, [3] up to 48% better latency, [4] and up to 5x higher endurance versus the previous generation Solidigm SSD family. [5]
In addition to increased performance, the Solidigm D5-P5316 SSD offers storage footprint consolidation with up to 20x reduction of warm storage footprint. [6] Storage consolidation enables further operational savings, including power consumption, cooling costs, drive replacement, and technician support.
The Solidigm D5-P5316 SSD includes numerous firmware enhancements specifically optimized for both enterprise and cloud workloads to deliver better latency, [4] expanded management capabilities, and critical new NVMe features.
The D5-P5316 SSD is designed from the ground up to optimize and accelerate storage in a range of Data Center workloads including but not limited to Content Delivery Network (CDN), Hyper Converged Infrastructure (HCI), Big Data, Artificial intelligence (AI), Cloud Elastic Storage (CES) and, High Performance Computing (HPC). Key architectural improvements accelerate a broad range of read workloads as well as large block sequential/random writes, while maintaining fast response time SLAs. The D5-P5316 can support all write sizes with a Quality of Service improvement scheme that maintains low read latency under write pressure.
Solidigm’s 144-layer 3D NAND technology delivers industry-leading areal density [7] and data retention, [8] enabling enterprise customers to confidently scale storage arrays to meet their growing needs. The swift adoption of software-defined and hyperconverged infrastructures increases the requirement to maximize efficiency, revitalize existing hardware, and increase server agility—all while maintaining operational reliability.
Test and System Configuration for footnotes 1-6: Testing by Solidigm. Mainboard: Solidigm Server Board S2600WFT, Version: R2208WFTZS, BIOS: SE5C620.86B.00.01.0014.070920180847, Platform architecture: x86_64, CPU: Intel Xeon® Gold 6140 CPU @ 2.30GHz, CPU Sockets: 2, RAM Capacity: 32G, RAM Model: DDR4, OS version: centos-release-7-5, Build id: 1804, kernel: 4.14.74, NVMe Driver: Inbox, Fio version: 3.5, G4SAC PCIe Gen4 switch PCIe card (Microsemi). Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 was tested on ACV10100 firmware. Testing as of March 2021.
[1] Sequential read performance based on Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 compared to Seagate Exos X18 (www.seagate.com/files/www-content/datasheets/pdfs/exos-x18-channel-DS2045-1-2007GB-en_SG.pdf).
[2] Up to 2x higher sequential read - Comparing 128K sequential read bandwidth between Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 15.36TB (7.0 GB/s) and Solidigm SSD D5-P4326 15.36TB (3.2 GB/s).
[3] Up to 38% higher random read - Comparing 4K random read between Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 15.36TB (800K IOPS) and Solidigm SSD D5-P4326 15.36TB (580K IOPS)
[4] Up to 48% better latency performance at 99.999%: Source-Solidigm product specification. Comparing measured performance for 4KB Random Read, QD1 latency performance at 99.999% between Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 15.36TB with Solidigm SSD D5-P4326 15.36TB. Measured performance are 600us and 1150 us for Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 and Solidigm SSD D5-P4326 respectively. Percentage change is 48%.
[5] Up to 5x higher endurance gen over gen - Comparing endurance (64K random write) between Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 30.72TB (22,930 TBW) and Solidigm SSD D5-P4326 15.36TB (4,400 TBW).
[6] Up to 20x Reduction of Warm Storage Footprint. With 4TB HDD drive, it takes 10 (2U) of rack space to fill up 1PB or storage. With Solidigm SSD D5-P5316 30.72TB E1.L or U.2, it takes 1U of rackspace to fill up 1PB of storage. That’s up to 20x greater rack consolidation.
[7] Source: ISSCC 2015, J. Im; ISSCC 2017 R Yamashita; ISSCC 2017 C Kim; ISSCC 2018; H. Maejima; ISSCC 2019 C. Siau.
[8] Measurements were performed on components from SSDs using floating gate and charge trap flash technology. Measurement platform used was Teradyne Magnum 2 Memory test systems, and programming using random patterns and margins were quantified using customer commands. Data measured in 08/2019.
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