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Sandisk unveils new NAS SSD series, with SATA and NVMe options

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Sandisk is launching its NAS 600 SATA series of SSDs, designed for network-attached storage, in September.

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Launching in September, the Sandisk NAS 800 NVMe and NAS 600 SATA series tick all the boxes when it comes to network-attached storage. Sandisk is releasing a lineup of SATA and M.2 SSDs designed specifically to serve as network-attached storage (NAS) drives. Whether you're looking to complement your existing array, or use these drives for primary data storage, Sandisk is promising ample capacity, endurance, and speed from this series. The Sandisk NAS 800 NVMe series encompasses the brand's fastest NAS-optimised SSDs. These drives sport a PCIe Gen 5 x4 interface, and are available in 960GB, 1.92TB, 3.84TB, or 7.68TB capacities, with prices ranging from $309 to $2,199. In terms of performance, the NAS 800 NVMe series delivers random read speeds of up to 1.6-2.3M IOPS, with writes clocking in at 0.8-2.1M IOPS, depending on capacity. That level of performance makes them ideal for multiple-user access. Sandisk claims they're capable of stunning peak sequential performance too, hitting up to 14,900MB/s in reads. Of course, there are hardy endurance ratings to complement this performance too, ranging between 1,750 and 14,000TBW, complete with a five-year limited warranty for extra peace of mind. Meanwhile, for those aiming to replace or complement their 3.5in HDD array with 2.5in SSDs, or build an entire SATA SSD array in their NAS, there's the Sandisk NAS 600 SATA family. While...

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