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Samsung PCIe Gen4 SSDs boast three software innovations

Samsung PCIe Gen4 SSDs boast three software innovations

Posted on September 19, 2019 By Jarvis

In the data storage market, bigger and faster are often seen as the hallmarks of a winning product. But in this day and age where almost everything important is stored digitally, data storage products need to go beyond those two raw features. Reliability and versatility are just as important as speed and capacity and Samsung is more than happy to promise those through its latest generation of solid-state drives that boast the combination of three technologies to open up a “new paradigm” of SSD performance.
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