Electronica China: Greenliant Showcases Portfolio of EnduroSLC SSDs

Greenliant Systems Ltd. showcased its portfolio of EnduroSLC SSDs with robust data retention and high endurance at Electronica China 2020 in Shanghai, China.

Supporting -40°C to +85°C and extreme read and write workload requirements, the company’s EX Series storage products, designed with EnduroSLC Technology, offer customers a set of features in a variety of standard form factors.

The firm’s space-saving EnduroSLC NANDrive ball grid array (BGA) SSDs support 50,000, 100,000 and 250,000+ program-erase (P/E) cycles, offer high storage integrity and can withstand wide temperature operations without losing data.

eMMC (100-ball: 2G-8GB / 153-ball: 2-32GB)
SATA (2GB-128GB)

The EnduroSLC ArmourDrive products provide the same data retention and endurance benefits as EnduroSLC NANDrive, in removable form factors capable of operating in extreme temperature, high stress environments.

mSATA (4-128GB)
SATA M.2 (2242/2280: 8-128GB)
SATA 2.5″ (16-128GB)
CFast (8-128GB)

For its EnduroSLC industrial enterprise SSDs, the company combined the benefits of embedded industrial SSDs with enterprise specs, such as 30 drive writes per day (DWPD) for 5 years, wide temperature operations, built-in power loss protection and on-chip adaptive RAID.

SATA 2.5″ (800GB-1.92TB)
NVMe U.2 (800GB-1.92TB)

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