Intel plans to launch five new hard drive (SSD) before the end of this year, according to the report. In conjunction with the upcoming Z68 chipset, each of the new SSD drives use cache to improve performance in combination with a standard hard disk drives (HDDs), said the report. According to news site VR-Zone technology, Intel will launch its Z68 processor Sandy Bridge next month. Fast Z68 chipset supports Intel SSD caching technology that allows the SSD to be used in combination with traditional HDD for the manufacture of hybrid cars like the Seagate Momentus XT. SSD will operate as a cache, to improve the performance of activities such as operating systems and application load time.
Intel SSD hybrid discs require 18.6GB to 64GB capacity, according to VR-Zone. As a Seagate Momentus XT, the most frequently used data will be cached for quick access. Some of the five new SSD drives from Intel, because this year will exceed the current performance of the company's top-of-line-SSD 510 Series products, according to a car road map Intel wins by an inch. Under the roadmap, Intel plans to launch 400GB PCIe-based single-level cell (SLC) drives as part of the Series "Ramsdale" new SSD 720. The company also will send a new "Lyndonville" SSD 710 series that uses enterprise-class level cell (MLC) memory.
Intel and Micron have created a joint venture manufacturing company named IM Flash Technologies (IMFT), NAND flash technology used in the new SSD drives Intel likely to be produced. Speaking to Computerworld earlier this month, Micron said the work based on the PCIe SSD drives next company will use the current 34-nanometer NAND flash chip there, the next generation 20nm card. "This will be a leading automotive industry," Kevin Kilbuck, director of strategic marketing for NAND products group microns. Kilbuck, however, the following cards P320h, and not 720 or 710 series. Posted roadmap includes the Intel SSD for 520 Series will be as much as 480GB capacity.
Intel also expects to launch a low-capacity disk called Paint Creek in the fourth quarter. Some of the 40GB and 80GB models will be used for booting purpose.Kevin Dilbelius, senior manager of Micron products in the market for enterprise SSDs, said that the emergence of cloud driving demand for products with high performance flash that can help the blade server infrastructure to handle such things as streaming video online.
Intel SSD hybrid discs require 18.6GB to 64GB capacity, according to VR-Zone. As a Seagate Momentus XT, the most frequently used data will be cached for quick access. Some of the five new SSD drives from Intel, because this year will exceed the current performance of the company's top-of-line-SSD 510 Series products, according to a car road map Intel wins by an inch. Under the roadmap, Intel plans to launch 400GB PCIe-based single-level cell (SLC) drives as part of the Series "Ramsdale" new SSD 720. The company also will send a new "Lyndonville" SSD 710 series that uses enterprise-class level cell (MLC) memory.
Intel and Micron have created a joint venture manufacturing company named IM Flash Technologies (IMFT), NAND flash technology used in the new SSD drives Intel likely to be produced. Speaking to Computerworld earlier this month, Micron said the work based on the PCIe SSD drives next company will use the current 34-nanometer NAND flash chip there, the next generation 20nm card. "This will be a leading automotive industry," Kevin Kilbuck, director of strategic marketing for NAND products group microns. Kilbuck, however, the following cards P320h, and not 720 or 710 series. Posted roadmap includes the Intel SSD for 520 Series will be as much as 480GB capacity.
Intel also expects to launch a low-capacity disk called Paint Creek in the fourth quarter. Some of the 40GB and 80GB models will be used for booting purpose.Kevin Dilbelius, senior manager of Micron products in the market for enterprise SSDs, said that the emergence of cloud driving demand for products with high performance flash that can help the blade server infrastructure to handle such things as streaming video online.
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