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ScaleFlux CSD 3000
They are designed for servers with controlled environments and significant airflows. Some workstations can be viable as well. These are not suited for commodity PCs or laptops.
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Yes, we do support on-site testing of the products for qualified customers. Contact us to arrange a consultation. https://scaleflux.com/contact-us/
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ScaleFlux works with partners to deliver its drives in partners’ storage appliances and arrays.
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At this time, we’ve kept it simple for users and pre-set the computational storage functions. We are engaging with partners in the enablement of customized functions. If you are looking to develop custom functions, please contact us. https://scaleflux.com/contact-us/
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The ScaleFlux CSD 3000 is a third-generation computational storage SSD built with a custom ASIC around flash controller and an eight-core Arm processor. We built these NVMe SSDs for enterprise servers and the demanding workloads & reliability specs of enterprise customers. We don’t have a retail or consumer version.
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In the current generation of CSD (computational storage drive), we have implemented compression in hardware (vastly more power & performance efficient than using CPUs). To get all the benefits of compression in the SSD, we have to develop a novel flash management process to manage the variable lengths of data that result from compression (vs the fixed length blocks that are typically managed by SSD controllers).
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The drives are warranted for 5yrs, or lifetime petabytes written (PBW) (which scales with capacity). You may also see Drive Writes Per Day (DWPD) as the indicator of how many times you can fully overwrite the entire capacity of the drives each day. Given even a very modest amount of compression (1.2:1 compression ratio), the drives achieve 2x the endurance of other NVMe SSDs.
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Our current generation of products have a custom SoC ASIC designed by us, we do not use FPGA. This is to reduce costs, improve performance, and to enable NVMe compatibility.
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Our drives are 100% NVMe compatible. We are the only computational storage product that requires no special software or drivers.
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No, we use the same SKU for both. In your latency-sensitive application, you may choose to maximize the performance benefits and not use the capacity multiplier function, while in your cost-sensitive application you may choose to max out the capacity multiplier to reduce the cost/GB of data stored.
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ScaleFlux CSD 3000
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Yes, we do support on-site testing of the products for qualified customers. Contact us to arrange a consultation. https://scaleflux.com/contact-us/
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ScaleFlux works with partners to deliver its drives in partners’ storage appliances and arrays.
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At this time, we’ve kept it simple for users and pre-set the computational storage functions. We are engaging with partners in the enablement of customized functions. If you are looking to develop custom functions, please contact us. https://scaleflux.com/contact-us/
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The ScaleFlux CSD 3000 is a third-generation computational storage SSD built with a custom ASIC around flash controller and an eight-core Arm processor. We built these NVMe SSDs for enterprise servers and the demanding workloads & reliability specs of enterprise customers. We don’t have a retail or consumer version.
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In the current generation of CSD (computational storage drive), we have implemented compression in hardware (vastly more power & performance efficient than using CPUs). To get all the benefits of compression in the SSD, we have to develop a novel flash management process to manage the variable lengths of data that result from compression (vs the fixed length blocks that are typically managed by SSD controllers).
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The drives are warranted for 5yrs, or lifetime petabytes written (PBW) (which scales with capacity). You may also see Drive Writes Per Day (DWPD) as the indicator of how many times you can fully overwrite the entire capacity of the drives each day. Given even a very modest amount of compression (1.2:1 compression ratio), the drives achieve 2x the endurance of other NVMe SSDs.
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Our current generation of products have a custom SoC ASIC designed by us, we do not use FPGA. This is to reduce costs, improve performance, and to enable NVMe compatibility.
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Our drives are 100% NVMe compatible. We are the only computational storage product that requires no special software or drivers.
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No, we use the same SKU for both. In your latency-sensitive application, you may choose to maximize the performance benefits and not use the capacity multiplier function, while in your cost-sensitive application you may choose to max out the capacity multiplier to reduce the cost/GB of data stored.
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