Kioxia and Dell cram 10 PB into slim 2RU server
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Kioxia and Dell unveiled a slim 2U server design that can pack up to 10 petabytes of NVMe SSD storage.
The system uses very high-capacity drives and points to a new level of flash density for enterprise data centers.
It could serve hyperscale storage, nearline archives, and other large-capacity workloads that still rely on hard drives.
The demo signals a path toward even larger all-flash systems, including future E3.L-based configurations.



