Samsung announced a 512 TB SSD: record 32 GB/s speeds.
According to Korrespondent.net: Samsung has announced its intention to release a new PM1763 Gen6 SSD solid-state drive with an impressive capacity of 512 TB in 2027. According to information from Wccftech, this device will offer read speeds of 28 to 32 GB/s, making it one of the fastest options for the enterprise sector and high-performance computing (HPC).
Information about the new product
Kevin Yoo, vice president and technical director of Samsung's memory division, shared this information at the GMIF Innovation Summit 2025 held in Shenzhen, China. He noted that the company plans to release a Gen6 SSD variant in 2026 with smaller capacities that will provide twice the performance and better energy efficiency with a power consumption of 25 W.
Technical specifications
The new SSD is designed in the EDSFF 1T form factor, making it targeted at servers and data centers, so it will not be available for ordinary users and personal computers. Samsung also plans to expand its Gen5 SSD line, including introducing a 256 TB model.
We remind you that currently the record belongs to the SanDisk SSD with a capacity of 256 TB.
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Thus, Samsung continues to develop its potential in the field of solid-state drives by implementing the latest technologies aimed at ensuring high performance and energy efficiency. In the context of rapid data growth in the enterprise sector, such solutions can be crucial for optimizing computing processes in various industries.
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