Micron MTFDKCC7T6TGP-1BK1DABYY 7.68TB PCIe 2.5-In SSD
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$7,425.00
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The Micron 7500 Pro 7.68TB SSD leverages advanced 232-layer NAND technology, delivering exceptional data transfer speeds and handling demanding workloads with ease. Equipped with a PCI Express 4.0 NVMe interface, it ensures a smooth, lag-free experience and enhances Quality of Service (QoS) with minimal latency.
This SSD features SPDM 1.2 Attestation, SHA-512, RSA encryption, and Micron’s Secure Encrypted Environment (SEE) for robust security and data protection. It also supports the Open Compute Project (OCP) 2.0 standard firmware, simplifying data management.
Its U.3 (2.5 inch) design offers great flexibility in server configurations, maintaining top-tier performance and reliability for critical tasks. The drive is fully compatible with systems supporting the NVMe interface, making it a perfect choice for high-capacity applications and essential data center operations.
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