Kingston Data Centre DC500R (SEDC500R/3840G) Enterprise Solid-State Drives – SSD 2.5 Inch 3840 GB

Kingston Data Center DC500R – Solid state drive – encrypted – 3840 GB – internal – 2.5″ – SATA 6Gb/s – AES – Self-Encrypting Drive (SED)

Data Centre 500 SeriesKingston?s Data Centre 500 (DC500R / DC500M) series of solid-state drives are high-performance 6 Gbps SATA SSDs that use the latest 3D TLC NAND, designed for read-centric and mixed-use server workloads. They implement Kingston?s strict QoS requirements to ensure predictable random I/O performance as well as predictable low latencies over a wide range of read and write workloads. They can increase productivity for AI, machine learning, big data analytics, cloud computing, software-defined storage, operational databases (ODB), database applications and data warehousing. Capacities from 480 GB, 960 GB, 1.92 TB, 3.84 TB, 7.68 TB ****Enterprise Data Centre SSD Delivering on business demands for 24/7 uptime and reliability, Kingston Enterprise SSDs offer high-performing storage that combines predictable performance with rigorously tested reliability. Kingston?s DC500 Series SSDs offer features that enable data centres to select the most cost-effective SSD for their workload(s). Businesses require results in order to deliver on products, solutions and service level agreements (SLAs). Kingston?s DC500 Series SSDs are designed to deliver on these expectations.DC500R: Read-centric SSD DC500R is a highly optimised SSD designed for read-centric workloads, enabling data centres to select SSDs tailored for workloads without overspending on more expensive write-intensive SSDs. It delivers I/O speeds and response times (latency) that a data centre can deploy with confidence to ensure high levels of performance in the working application and downstream at the user interface. These are typically defined by applications that require real-time results. Serving large amounts of data and delivering responsive results from a variety of databases and web-based applications can leverage the receptive performance of the DC500R. End-to-end Protection The DC500 series SSDs incorporate end-to-end data path protection to help guarantee that all user data transferred into the SSD is protected against transient errors. The DC500R and DC500M both include on-board power-loss protection (PLP) via power capacitors and firmware. This ensures data-in-flight is written to the NAND Flash memory in the event of unexpected power loss. Additionally, PLP ensures that the drives’ mapping table (FTL) is updated prior to power being removed from the drive. These power loss safeguards reduce the chance of data loss and ensure that the drive will successfully re-initialise on the next power-up of the system. Quality of Service (QoS) The DC500 series delivers on QoS (*,**,***) with consistency, predictability of latency (response time) and IOPS (IOs per Second) performance while servicing balanced read and write workloads. Performance predictability is essential for web hosting applications that must deliver on SLAs promised to customers. The DC500 series efficiency produces the reliability needed for web server applications that require read-centric drives or mixed-use intensive workloads where uptime is mission critical.Application use cases. Designed for service providers running a wide range of customer applications including: VirtualisationHigh-speed databasesHigh-bandwidth media streamingSQL server reporting services (SSRS)SAP BI, ERP, CRM, GL, OLAP, OLTP, ERM and EDW workloads Cloud service providersBoth DC500R and DC500M feature enterprise-class reliability with end-to-end data path protection, SMART health monitoring and strong ECC. Product Marketing legal notes: * Workload based on FIO, random 4KB QD=1 workload, measured as the time taken for 99.9% of commands to finish the round-trip from host to drive and to host. ** Measurement taken once the workload has reached a steady state but including all background activities required for normal operation and data reliability. *** Based on 960 GB capacity. **** Some of the listed capacity on a Flash storage device is used for formatting and other functions and is thus not a