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OCZ Intros Deneva 2, Intrepid mSATA Enterprise SSDs

By - Source: OCZ Technology PR

To expand on its enterprise storage solutions, OCZ has introduced two mSATA SSDs; Deneva 2 and Intrepid Series, for OEM clients.

The Deneva 2 and Intrepid are designed for slim servers, tablets, dual drive notebooks, and network security devices. The Deneva 2 mSATA series utlilizes MLC NAND Flash memory, a SATA 6.0 Gb/s interface and offers throughput rates with up to 80,000 random 4k write IOPS and 550MB/s of bandwidth. The mSATA has a MTBF (mean time before failure) of 2 million hours, supports TRIM and has a 3-Year Warranty with Dedicated FAE/FSE support (includes PM/engineer support through validation cycle).

The OCZ Intrepid mSATA Series features Indilinx Arowana Flash Translation Layer with Hyper-Queuing, resulting in increased sequential write speeds and IOPS. The Intrepid Series utilizes Indilinx Ndurance Technology for reduced write amplification and advanced over provisioning.

"OCZ Deneva 2 and Intrepid mSATA solid state drives provide OEMs with the flexibility to address storage and caching requirements within innovative form factors, including embedded and dual-drive devices and blade servers," said Ryan Petersen, CEO of OCZ Technology Group. "These new SSDs are available in a wide range of capacities and configurations to deliver exceptional scalability, performance, and endurance, all with a compact and energy efficient design."           

For more information on the Deneva 2 and Intrepid mSATA SSDs, please visit oczenterprise.com

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    lashabane , October 17, 2011 1:22 PM
    silverclawThey're**Engrish 101 man.

    You forgot to let him know that he misused "then".
    Should've been "than".
  • 2
    silverclaw , October 17, 2011 5:17 AM
    apache_liveslets hope there more reliable then your desktop SSD's


    They're**

    Engrish 101 man.
  • 2
    apache_lives , October 17, 2011 4:35 AM
    lets hope there more reliable then your desktop SSD's