Phison Electronics has announced a collaboration with Supermicro to showcase a new server storage solution aimed at supporting high-density workloads for data centers. The partnership integrates Phison’s Pascari D205V solid-state drive (SSD)—offering 122.88 TB capacity, Gen5 NVMe performance, and an E3.L form factor—into Supermicro’s Petascale Storage Family.
The companies target use cases such as AI and machine learning workloads, real-time analytics, and cloud-scale storage, where managing both storage performance and scalability is increasingly important. Phison claims that this integration allows Supermicro Petascale Storage users to reduce total rack space required, lower operational costs, and simplify infrastructure at scale, for both edge locations and core data centers.
“This innovative collaboration with Supermicro sets a precedent to keep pace with the increasing storage demands of tomorrow,” said Michael Wu, GM and President at Phison US. “Customers can expect their storage solutions to have built-in scalability and cost optimizing features from the drive to the rack architecture.”
Source: Phison Electronics
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