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Samsung has quietly introduced its new BM1743 solid-state drive, designed for datacenter-grade read-intensive storage applications.
Samsung 's new 61.44TB-class drive offers a sustained sequential read speed of 7,200 MB/s and 2,000MB/s.
The company does not disclose the power consumption of its new drive, which could be quite high.
Samsung plans to offer its drives in a U.2 form factor for hosts with a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface.
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