Samsung’s monstrous 15TB SSD is now shipping | Ars Technica
"Samsung has announced that it is now shipping its PM1633a SSD...isn't just the biggest SSD around, it's straight-up the biggest drive around. At 15.36TB, it dwarfs other SSDs and surpasses the capacity even of the very latest magnetic spinning disks. Remarkably, it packs all this storage into a conventional 2.5-inch package."
Samsung unveils 2.5-inch 16TB SSD: The world’s largest hard drive | Ars Technica
"At the Flash Memory Summit, as reported by Golem.de, Samsung showed off a server with 48 of these new SSDs, with a total storage capacity of 768 terabytes and performance rated at 2,000,000 IOPS (input/output operations per second). By comparison, the consumer-grade SSD that you have in your PC is probably capable of around 10,000-90,000 IOPS, depending on the workload.
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Today, an enterprise-grade 1TB SSD will cost you about £600 or $1,000; an enterprise-grade helium-filled 8TB hard drive from HGST costs about £400 or $700."
IOPS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
| 7,200 rpm SATA drives | HDD | ~75-100 IOPS[2] | SATA 3 Gbit/s |
| Samsung SSD 850 PRO | SSD | 100,000 read IOPS 90,000 write IOPS[19] | SATA 6 Gbit/s |
| Fusion-io ioDrive2 | SSD | Up to 9,608,000 IOPS[48] | PCIe |
| EMC DSSD D5 | Flash | Up to 10 million IOPS [50] | PCIe Out of Box, up to 48 clients with high availability. |
ScottGu's Blog - Announcing the Biggest VM Sizes Available in the Cloud: New Azure GS-VM Series
Standard_GS5: 32 cores, 448 GB RAM, 80,000 IOPS, 2,000 MB/sec
link from: Template 10 - MS Dev Show Podcast
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