SPS: Apacer Exhibiting SSDs, DRAM Modules and Security, Data Integrity and Reliability Technologies

Apacer Technology, Inc. will be represented at SPS (November 14-16, 2023, Nuremberg, Germany) for the 1st time.

The storage specialist will showcase its performance SSDs and DRAM modules as well as technologies that increase security, power stability and data integrity in industrial automation applications and systems.

The company‘s 1st presence at SPS will focus on products and technologies that help ensure the data integrity, longevity, power stability, security, and durability of automation systems:

SV240 FIPS TCG SSD Series meets highest security standards

Proven to offer a high level of security, the SV240 SSD series is certified to FIPS 140-2, the US government’s security standard for testing crypto modules. The SSDs are also the first on the market to be available with a wide temperature range for use in harsh environments. The series includes 4 form factors (2.5″, M.2 2280, mSATA and MO297, with optional support for rugged R-SATA connectors) and capacities of up to 1,920GB.

CoreSnapshot technology: Backup and recovery without reinstallation in seconds

The patented CoreSnapshot technology reduces the costs and frequency of maintenance and increases the system utilization rate. It carries out backup and recovery via cloud access or out-of-band management in just seconds, without the need to reinstall the OS. This makes CoreSnapshot for increasing data integrity in 5G networks with smart devices. The technology is used in the firm‘s Cloud SSD series with 2.5″, mSATA, M.2 2242 and 2280 form factors. Advantech with its iBMC solution and remote device platform provider Allxon have already integrated CoreSnapshot into their platforms to simplify DR. Visitors to the SPS can experience the CoreSnapshot technology live on a demo.

CorePower technology: No data loss due to unexpected power outages

The company‘s CorePower technology ensures the power stability of SSDs even in the event of an unexpected power failure. A built-in low voltage detector will detect for abnormal power supplies and sends a signal to the controller to safely move all the cache data into the NAND flash. The power supply required for this is provided by a tantalum capacitor. The firm‘s BiCS5 3D TLC SSD series is equipped with CorePower technology. Due to strong demand, it is available in more form factors (2.5″, M.2 2242, M.2 2280, mSATA, CFexpress and CFast).

Industrial SLC-liteX SSDs provide 100,000 P/E cycles, 33x more than MLC or industrial 3D TLC products. Powered by carefully selected NAND components, the firmware structure is optimized to enhance NAND flash stability during daily operations, and the error handling algorithm is significantly improved to avoid any unexpected ECC errors. This makes them the memory solution for 5G and AIoT (Artificial Intelligence IoT) applications where massive amounts of data are captured and analyzed.

In addition, the company presents the DDR5 5600 DRAM, a world’s 1st lead-free memory modules. By exceeding the requirements of the current EU RoHS Directive, it saves customers from claiming the RoHS 7(c)-I lead exemption clause and helps them develop sustainable products. The DDR5 modules offer 2x the memory bandwidth of DDR4, a 50 % higher transmission rate, as well as more capacity, stability and energy efficiency.