After nearly seven years at the top, Nimbus Data’s massive Exadrive 100TB 2.5-inch SSD has been dethroned by Kioxia, which has unveiled a new 122.88TB model that not only offers a higher storage ...

Still, judging by the $40,000 price tag of the 100TB ExaDrive, it will inevitably cost a small fortune to get your hands on one. The future of SSDs Unsplash/Marc PEZIN.

But having the world's largest capacity isn't the only accolade the ExaDrive DC100 claims. It's also the world's most energy efficient SSD, drawing as little as 0.1 Watts per TB, which is about 80 ...

For more than five years since its release, the Nimbus Data ExaDrive DC100 remains the highest-capacity solid-state drive you can buy. Launched in 2018, it shattered previous records with its ...

IRVINE, Calif., Aug. 26, 2020 — Nimbus Data, provider of flash memory storage, unveiled ExaDrive NL, the world’s highest capacity QLC flash SSD and the industry’s first QLC flash SAS SSD for ...

The Ruler form factor is promising, but Ruler’s goal of 1PB per 1U has been beaten by 3.5-inch and ExaDrive already. You can get 2.5PB per U today with 100 x 100 TB ExaDrives in 4U.

That didn't take long -- just a month after Samsung released a record-setting 30TB SSD, a rival has claimed the throne. Nimbus Data has unveiled the ExaDrive DC100, which crams 100TB of 3D flash ...

The Nimbus Data ExaDrive DC100 is now the world’s largest SSD, coming in at 100TB. The company says the DC100 will utilize 3D NAND.

The 100TB Nimbus Exadrive will cost you $40,000. That's $400 per TB, so you're paying a premium for this model. For comparison, the 50TB is $12,500, which is $250 per TB.

Nimbus Data has revealed the ExaDrive DC100 with a 100TB capacity, which the firm says is being sampled with select customers now, and it’ll hit the market with general availability in the summer.

The ExaDrive DC100 offers enough storage space for '20 million songs, 20,000 HD movies, or 2,000 iPhones worth of data.' Skip to Main Content. Menu. #PrimeDay2025; #Top100BudgetBuys; ...