Enterprise SSDs started as SLC -- so the highest write endurance and highest write speed but in practice most relatively recent ones are MLC or TLC --2 or 3 bits per cell. Still better than QLC.

A typical consumer 1TB SSD might have a rating of 300-600 TBW (Terabytes Written). In comparison, an enterprise 1TB SSD, even a used one, can easily boast TBW ratings in the thousands (3000 TBW ...

Solidigm's D7-P5810 enterprise SSD brings low latency, super-endurance, and sequentialized programming to augment the QLC storage tier.

The Genesis 2’s endurance rate remains the same as its predecessor: 50,000 write-erase cycles, or roughly 10 to 15 times that of typical consumer-based NAND flash.

18 months and over two petabytes of written data later, Tech Report's SSD write endurance experiment is finally over. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window ...

Wassenberg said SSD manufacturers argued to his committee that consumer SSDs are not typically written to as much as enterprise-class SSDs, which can be saturated with data thousands of times ...

Those speeds beat Samsung’s 1.92TB PM953 enterprise SSD based on NVMe, which has a sequential read speed of 1,000MBps, write speed of 870MBps, and a random read speed of 240,000 IOPS and write ...

It comes in two endurance levels to suit different data center needs: a read-intensive version rated for 1 drive write per day (DWPD) and a mixed-use model rated for 3 DWPD.