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Jacob Ridley

Behold, the 61.44 TB ruler drive capable of forming petabytes of storage in a single server

Solidigm SSD with server rack on a purple background

Solidigm has a new SSD on the way that's fit to burst. The Solidigm D5-P5336 is stuffed with up to 61.44 terabytes of QLC NAND, which is likely equivalent to a lifetime supply of storage for a good few gamers.

Rated to 7000 MB/s sequential read and 3100 MB/s sequential write, this is a pretty quick drive considering it's built from QLC NAND, which is quite a bit slower than other types. That probably means once you get down to the raw NAND for big transfers, or when the drive starts filling up, it won't be anywhere near as quick, but we're not really talking about a gaming SSD here so you don't have to worry.

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