Enmotus, Company Behind Original StoreMI, Launches FuzeDrive

Enmotus is the corporate behind the FuzeDrive software program on which the unique AMD StoreMI expertise relies, which juggles information amongst your varied bodily storage gadgets based mostly on warmth (frequency of entry), enhancing efficiency. The firm has now provide you with its first hardware-product, the FuzeDrive NVMe SSD. Built in an M.2-2280 form-factor, the drive provides 1.6 TB of capability, and combines a Phison E12-series controller with 96-layer 3D QLC NAND flash reminiscence. The drive takes benefit of PCI-Express gen 3.zero x4.

Performance numbers of the FuzeDrive 1.6 TB SSD as rated by its makers embrace as much as 3,470 MB/s sequential reads, as much as 3,000 MB/s sequential writes; and an endurance score of 5,000 TBW. The drive makes use of a 128 GB SLC cache to hurry up write efficiency in average bursts. There’s extra to this drive than simply its hard-product, Enmotus contains software program that juggles information between the 128 GB pseudo-SLC and QLC areas; and naturally the FuzeDrive software program that allows you to construct volumes of as much as 15 TB in measurement by throwing in mounted bodily drives of any form and measurement. Enmotus is pricing the FuzeDrive 1.6 TB NVMe SSD at $349.

Update Jul third: We’ve discovered by Enmotus that this drive has a everlasting 128 GB SLC cache that is unique of the 1.6 TB QLC user-area. We imagine this drive is probably a 2 TB QLC drive, by which 1 / 4 of the consumer space is completely assigned to work as SLC, with 300,000 P/E cycles. The FuzeDrive software program juggles sizzling information between the SLC and QLC areas of the drive.