Netlist Ships N1952 and N1552 NVMe U.2 2.5-Inch and AIC HHHL SSDs With 96-Layer 3D NAND

Netlist, Inc. announced the production shipment of its next gen of performance N1952 and low power N1552 product line of NVMe SSDs.

Both products’ series use 96-layer 3D NAND technology and enhanced firmware that provides performance, data integrity and security using standards-based T10 Protection Information (PI) and encryption key management features.

Mario Martinez, senior director, product marketing, said: “Netlist’s next gen of NVMe SSDs are optimized to deliver exceptional performance, providing end users with superior experiences. Our end-to-end T10 PI feature, variable sector size support, and TCG Opal enablement are ideal for healthcare database management, financial high-frequency trading, military, and government data communication applications requiring maximum data integrity and security.“

Provides supply chain flexibility for its NVMe SSD customers by:

Reduction in drive lead time delivery (<4 weeks)
Strategic procurement capabilities for high-capacity drives (8 and 16TB)
Extended product life cycles for half-height, half-length (HHHL) drive support
Flexible inventory management to handle unpredictable demands

Performance N1952 and low power N1552 SSDs deliver:

High transfer speeds up to 6GB/s and up to 1,000,000 read IO/s (N1952)
Low active power: <8W (N1552)
NVMe compliant form factors: U.2 (2.5″) and AIC HHHL
TCG Opal encryption key management to help reduce data breach costs
AES-256 encryption: Self-Encrypting Drive (SED)
T10 PI for end-to-end data protection (DIF/DIX)
Variable sector sizes (512B, 4KB, 512+8B, 4KB+8B, 4KB+64B) used for erasure coding to ensure the highest data integrity for mission critical applications
Up to 32 namespaces for virtualization and application acceleration, reducing TCO
Thermal management temperature settings and sensors
Dual port PCIe capability