SMART Modular Technologies Introduces Flash Memory Drives with SEU Mitigation for Remote Applications
SMART Modular Technologies, a division of SGH (Nasdaq: SGH), has introduced proprietary technology to mitigate single event upsets (SEUs) in high-reliability flash-memory based systems. The MP3000 NVMe SSD products with SEU mitigation can reduce annual failure rates from 17.5k/Mu to less than 10/Mu, potentially saving hundreds of thousands of dollars in service costs. This technology is important for maintaining uninterrupted uptime in remote deployments.
The company's SATA and PCIe NVMe boot drives can slash annual failure rates by up to 99.7% by recovering from soft errors due to SEUs. Available in storage capacities from 60GB to 1.92TB, these drives are designed for applications requiring maximum uptime and are offered in commercial and industrial temperature grades.
SMART Modular Technologies, una divisione di SGH (Nasdaq: SGH), ha introdotto una tecnologia proprietaria per mitigare gli errori singoli (SEUs) nei sistemi basati su memoria flash ad alta affidabilità. I prodotti SSD MP3000 NVMe con mitigazione SEU possono ridurre i tassi di guasto annuali da 17.5k/Mu a meno di 10/Mu, potenzialmente risparmiando centinaia di migliaia di dollari nei costi di servizio. Questa tecnologia è fondamentale per mantenere un uptime ininterrotto nelle distribuzioni remote.
I dischi di avvio SATA e PCIe NVMe dell'azienda possono ridurre i tassi di guasto annuali fino al 99.7% recuperando da errori temporanei causati da SEU. Disponibili in capacità di archiviazione da 60GB a 1.92TB, questi dischi sono progettati per applicazioni che richiedono la massima disponibilità e sono offerti in classi di temperatura commerciali e industriali.
SMART Modular Technologies, una división de SGH (Nasdaq: SGH), ha presentado una tecnología propietaria para mitigar los errores de eventos únicos (SEUs) en sistemas de memoria flash de alta confiabilidad. Los productos SSD MP3000 NVMe con mitigación de SEU pueden reducir las tasas de fallo anuales de 17.5k/Mu a menos de 10/Mu, potencialmente ahorrando cientos de miles de dólares en costos de servicio. Esta tecnología es importante para mantener un tiempo de actividad ininterrumpido en despliegues remotos.
Las unidades de arranque SATA y PCIe NVMe de la empresa pueden reducir las tasas de fallo anuales hasta en un 99.7% recuperando errores suaves debido a SEUs. Disponibles en capacidades de almacenamiento de 60GB a 1.92TB, estas unidades están diseñadas para aplicaciones que requieren máxima disponibilidad y se ofrecen en grados de temperatura comerciales e industriales.
SMART Modular Technologies는 SGH(NASDAQ: SGH)의 한 부서로, 단일 사건 오류(SEU)를 완화하기 위한 독점 기술을 고신뢰성 플래시 메모리 기반 시스템에 도입했습니다. SEU 완화 기능이 있는 MP3000 NVMe SSD 제품은 연간 고장률을 17.5k/Mu에서 10/Mu 미만으로 줄일 수 있습니다, 이는 서비스 비용에서 수십만 달러를 절감할 수 있는 잠재력을 가지고 있습니다. 이 기술은 원격 배치에서 중단 없는 가동 시간을 유지하는 데 중요합니다.
회사의 SATA 및 PCIe NVMe 부팅 드라이브는 연간 고장률을 최대 99.7%까지 감소시킬 수 있습니다 이는 SEU로 인한 소프트 에러에서 복구함으로써 가능합니다. 60GB에서 1.92TB까지의 저장 용량으로 제공되는 이 드라이브는 최대 가동 시간이 필요한 애플리케이션을 위해 설계되었으며 상업 및 산업 온도 등급으로 제공됩니다.
SMART Modular Technologies, une division de SGH (Nasdaq: SGH), a introduit une technologie propriétaire pour atténuer les perturbations liées aux événements uniques (SEUs) dans des systèmes à mémoire flash de haute fiabilité. Les produits SSD MP3000 NVMe avec atténuation des SEU peuvent réduire les taux de pannes annuels de 17.5k/Mu à moins de 10/Mu, ce qui peut potentiellement économiser des centaines de milliers de dollars en coûts de service. Cette technologie est essentielle pour maintenir un temps de disponibilité ininterrompu dans des déploiements à distance.
Les disques de démarrage SATA et PCIe NVMe de l'entreprise peuvent réduire les taux de pannes annuels jusqu'à 99.7% en récupérant des erreurs souples dues aux SEUs. Disponibles dans des capacités de stockage allant de 60 Go à 1,92 To, ces disques sont conçus pour des applications nécessitant un maximum de disponibilité et sont proposés dans des classes de température commerciales et industrielles.
SMART Modular Technologies, eine Tochtergesellschaft von SGH (Nasdaq: SGH), hat eine proprietäre Technologie zur Minderung von Einzelereignis-Störungen (SEUs) in hochzuverlässigen Flash-Speichersystemen eingeführt. Die MP3000 NVMe SSD-Produkte mit SEU-Minderung können die jährlichen Ausfallraten von 17,5k/Mu auf weniger als 10/Mu reduzieren, was potenziell Hunderttausende von Dollar an Servicekosten einsparen kann. Diese Technologie ist wichtig, um eine unterbrechungsfreie Betriebszeit bei Remote-Einsätzen aufrechtzuerhalten.
Die SATA- und PCIe NVMe-Bootlaufwerke des Unternehmens können die jährlichen Ausfallraten um bis zu 99,7% senken, indem sie sich von weichen Fehlern aufgrund von SEUs erholen. Diese Laufwerke sind in Speicherkapazitäten von 60GB bis 1,92TB erhältlich, sind für Anwendungen mit maximaler Betriebszeit konzipiert und werden in kommerziellen und industriellen Temperaturklassen angeboten.
- Introduction of proprietary SEU mitigation technology for flash-memory systems
- Reduction of annual failure rates from 17.5k/Mu to less than 10/Mu
- Potential savings of hundreds of thousands of dollars in service costs
- Up to 99.7% reduction in annual failure rates for SATA and PCIe NVMe boot drives
- Availability of drives in various capacities (60GB to 1.92TB) and temperature grades
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SMART Modular's new SEU mitigation technology for flash memory drives is a significant advancement in reliability for remote and high-uptime applications. By reducing annual failure rates from 17.5k/Mu to less than 10/Mu, this technology addresses a critical issue in digital systems caused by high-energy particles. The ability to recover from soft errors without a full system reboot is particularly valuable for networking and telecom applications in hard-to-service locations.
The technology's effectiveness in slashing failure rates by up to
SMART Modular's SEU mitigation technology positions the company favorably in the high-reliability flash memory market. This innovation addresses a niche but critical need in sectors like networking, telecom and edge computing, where system failures can be extremely costly. The potential for significant cost savings in service and maintenance could drive adoption among enterprises with remote or hard-to-access infrastructure.
While the immediate market impact may be to specific industries, the long-term implications could be substantial as more devices are deployed in remote or challenging environments. Investors should note that this technology could give SMART Modular a competitive edge, potentially leading to increased market share and revenue growth in the specialty memory segment.
Single-Event-Upset mitigation technology significantly reduces service costs in demanding networking, telecom, and edge server applications
SMART’s MP3000 PCIe/NVMe and ME2 SATA product portfolios include SEU mitigation technology to protect against system failures in the field. (Photo: Business Wire)
“Our industry standard SATA and PCIe NVMe boot drives can slash annual failure rates by as much
SEUs are an inadvertent change in “bit status” that occurs in digital systems when high-energy neutrons, or alpha particles, randomly strike and cause bits in memory -- logic components -- to literally flip their state. These high-energy particles can originate from terrestrial or extraterrestrial sources such as cosmic rays. SEUs can lead to abnormal operation of digital systems or total system failure. Addressing these errors or upsets within the SSD enable recovery without the need for a full system reboot which is critical in terms of maintaining reliable operations and uninterrupted runtimes.
The SEU mitigation technology is superior to other solutions that simply rely on ECC for the internal SRAM. By having the ability to gracefully reboot itself without a host system reboot, the SSD also handles possible flipped bits in other components within the SSD which might account for an additional
The ME2 SATA M.2 and mSATA drives with SEU mitigation provide 60GB to 1.92TB of storage and are available in commercial grades (operating temperature: 0 to 70°C) and industrial grades (operating temperature: -40 to 85°C). The M.2 2280 also supports SafeDATA™ power loss data protection.
The MP3000 NVMe PCIe drives with SEU mitigation provide 80GB to 1.92TB of storage in M.2 2280, M.2 22110 and E1.S form factors and are available in commercial temperature grades (operating temperature: 0 to 70°C) and industrial temperature grades (operating temperature: -40 to 85°C). They also support SafeDATA™ power loss data protection. Visit SMART’s website to learn more.
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About SMART Modular Technologies, Inc.
For more than 30 years, SMART Modular Technologies has been helping customers around the world enable high performance computing through the design, development and advanced packaging of specialty memory solutions. Our robust portfolio ranges from today’s leading edge technologies to standard and legacy DRAM and Flash storage products. We provide standard, ruggedized and custom memory and storage solutions that meet the needs of diverse applications in high-growth markets.
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