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ScaleFlux, Hao Zhong, Co-Founder, CEO
ScaleFlux develops SSDs that embed computational storage technology into high-performance NVMe flash drives. They are aimed at helping businesses deploy storage intelligence to optimize data center infrastructure for databases, analytics, IoT and 5G. The SSDs have at their heart a custom SoC processor based on Arm technology.
Data centers are like the rainforests of technology; dense, mysterious, and filled with treasures (or in this case, data). Extended enterprise NVMe SSDs
ScaleFlux first introduced the SSD compute platform in 2021, and the company has now announced a higher capacity version of the CSD 3000 drives. The CSD 3000 platform itself is quite powerful, with eight ARM Cortex-A53 cores and several other accelerators.
The ScaleFlux computational storage SSDs are in full production now with a custom ASIC. This is a single-chip solution and gives ScaleFlux a space and power advantage over other solutions.