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Dell EMC + KIOXIA = Better Together Dell EMC + KIOXIA = Better Together • Together: 20+ years of storage collaboration • SSDs shipping across all of Dell EMC’s major server and storage product lines • All KIOXIA SSDs are VMware vSAN certified for your virtualized data center environments • Sole vendor to offer value SAS (RM5 Series) and data center NVMe™ (CD5 Series) SSDs, similarly priced to SATA Upgrade your application performance in Dell EMC PowerEdge™ servers with value SAS (RM5 Series) and data center NVMe (CM5 Series) SSDs. SATA performance Priced to Better performance, Embraces more roadmap has ended replace SATA latency and capacities architectures/management RM5 Series Value SAS Solid State Drive CD5 Series NVMe Solid State Drive RM5 Series 12Gb/s value SAS SSDs are priced For customers ready to deploy NVMe flash to replace SATA in servers, delivering improved storage, CD5 Series data center NVMe SSDs performance and reliability, with no change to are designed to replace SATA SSDs and the server infrastructure. provide low latency and high performance. PM5 Series SAS Solid State Drive HK6 Series SATA Solid State Drive Designed for enterprise server and HK6 Series 6Gb/s SATA SSDs provide entry- storage environments, the PM5 Series level performance and latency for servers, with 12Gb/s enterprise SAS SSDs provide encryption options. uncompromising performance and reliability. Faraz Velani Hung Chye Ngiam Daisuke Uenishi Bill Filetti Andy Gehlot Oh-yeong Kwon Trisha Krause (Global) (ANZ, SE Asia, India) (APJ) (Americas) (EMEA) (Korea) (Americas) Director of Business Director, SSD Sales Chief Specialist, SSD Sales Director of Sales Global Account Lead Marketing Engineer Business Development Development & Marketing & Marketing - EMEA Manager [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 512-769-0666 +65 9825 0648 +81 3 3457 3460 +44 (0)7712 791 062 737-235-3734 1. DWPD: Drive Writes Per Day. One full drive write per day means the drive can be written and re-written to full capacity once a day every day for five years, the stated product warranty period. Actual results may vary due to system configuration, usage and other factors. Read and write speed may vary depending on the host device, read and write conditions, and file size. 2. Data Security - Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) option supports Crypto Erase, which is a standardized feature defined by NVM Express Inc. or by the technical committees (T10/T13) of INCITS (the International Committee for Information Technology Standards). - Self Encrypting Drive (SED) supports TCG Enterprise SSC or TCG Opal SSC. (Restrictions may apply depending on model) - FIPS drives are validated as FIPS 140-2 Level 2 complaint which defines security requirements for cryptographic module by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology). 3. Definition of capacity: KIOXIA America, Inc. defines a megabyte (MB) as 1,000,000 bytes, a gigabyte (GB) as 1,000,000,000 bytes and a terabyte (TB) as 1,000,000,000,000 bytes. A computer operating system, however, reports storage capacity using powers of 2 for the definition of 1GB = 230 bytes = 1,073,741,824 bytes and 1TB = 240 bytes = 1,099,511,627,776 bytes and therefore shows less storage capacity. Available storage capacity (including examples of various media files) will vary based on file size, formatting, settings, software and operating system, and/or pre-installed software applications, or media content. Actual formatted capacity may vary. 4. KiB: A kilobyte (KiB) means 210, or 1,024 bytes, a megabyte (MiB) means 220, or 1,048,576 bytes, and a gigabyte (GiB) means 230, or 1,073,741,824 bytes. 5. Read and write speed may vary depending on the host device, read and write conditions, and file size. 6. IOPS: Input output operations per second (or the numbers of I/O operations per second) PCIe is a registered trademarks of PCI-SIG. NVMe™ is a trademark of NVM Express, Inc. Dell, Dell EMC, PowerEdge are trademarks of Dell Inc. in the U.S. and/or other jurisdictions. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are for identification purposes only; use of these marks does not imply endorsement. Availability of the SED model line-up may vary by region. Product performance, features and/or specifications subject to change without notice. © 2019 KIOXIA America, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Information in this document, including products, availability, specifications, technical/application data and contacts are current and believed accurate on the date of publication, but is subject to change without prior notice. *1 *2 *3 *5 *6 *5 *6 *4 *5 *4 *5 Data Security & Capacity Random Random Sustained 128 KiB Sustained 128 Family DWPD FW Type KIOXIA Model # Dell P/N Min. TBW Encryption Options (GB) Read IOPS Write IOPS Seq. Read KiB Seq. Write 480 KPM5XRUG480G 9YWG8 180K IOPS 45K IOPS 1468 MB/s 682 MB/s 876 960 KPM5XRUG960G H8X3X 270K IOPS 45K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1258 MB/s 1,752 Read Intensive 1920 KPM5XRUG1T92 TDNP7 340K IOPS 50K IOPS 2097 MB/s 2097 MB/s 3,504 1 DWPD ISE Dell PowerEdge 3840 KPM5XRUG3T84 N85XX 370K IOPS 50K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1887 MB/s 7,008 for 5 Years 7680 KPM5XRUG7T68 GT7GT 385K IOPS 45K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1573 MB/s 14,016 15360 KPM5XRUG15T3 Y3GNJ 300K IOPS 35K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1573 MB/s 28,032 FIPS 7680 KPM5WRUG7T68 2G0HJ 385K IOPS 45K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1573 MB/s 14,016 480 KPM5XVUG480G 3PR5C 190K IOPS 60K IOPS 1520 MB/s 682 MB/s 2,628 960 KPM5XVUG960G WFGTH 290K IOPS 90K IOPS 1835 MB/s 1258 MB/s 5,256 PM5 1920 KPM5XVUG1T92 2WVYG 350K IOPS 90K IOPS 1940 MB/s 2097 MB/s 10,512 SAS 3.0 (12Gb/s) 3840 KPM5XVUG3T84 91W3V 370K IOPS 90K IOPS 1940 MB/s 1887 MB/s 21,024 Mixed Use 3 DWPD Dell PowerEdge 7680 KPM5XBUG7T68 K4CG8 380K IOPS 90K IOPS 1940 MB/s 2100 MB/s 42,048 for 5 Years 400 KPM5XVUG400G 3YPRY 180K IOPS 70K IOPS 1470 MB/s 680 MB/s 2,190 ISE 800 KPM5XVUG800G JG6X1 270K IOPS 80K IOPS 1470 MB/s 1260 MB/s 4,380 1600 KPM5XVUG1T60 GT1JH 340K IOPS 120K IOPS 2100 MB/s 2100 MB/s 8,760 3200 KPM5XVUG3T20 X8HTD 370K IOPS 120K IOPS 2100 MB/s 2100 MB/s 17,520 400 KPM5XMUG400G WGP72 270K IOPS 150K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1258 MB/s 7,300 Write Intensive 900 KPM5XMUG800G DHRVV 340K IOPS 190K IOPS 2097 MB/s 2097 MB/s 14,600 10 DWPD Dell PowerEdge for 5 Years 1600 KPM5XMUG1T60 W9G88 370K IOPS 190K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1887 MB/s 29,200 3200 KPM5XMUG3T20 8038H 385K IOPS 190K IOPS 2097 MB/s 1573 MB/s 58,400 960 KRM5XRUG960G JDK40 150K IOPS 30K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 1,752 1920 KRM5XRUG1T92 37HTM 150K IOPS 35K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 3,504 Dell PowerEdge ISE 3840 KRM5XRUG3T84 Y1DT5 150K IOPS 35K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 7,008 Read Intensive 7680 KRM5XRUG7T68 5XD2F 150K IOPS 35K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 14,016 1 DWPD for 5 Years 960 KRM5VRUG960G F9GJ9 150K IOPS 30K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 1,752 1920 KRM5VRUG1T92 X00HD 150K IOPS 35K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 3,504 RM5 ESI - Generic SED SAS-3.0 3840 KRM5VRUG3T84 CWTM5 150K IOPS 35K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 7,008 (12Gb/s) 7680 KRM5VRUG7T68 Call Rep 150K IOPS 35K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 14,016 960 KRM5XVUG960G 91GGX 150K IOPS 50K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 5,256 Dell PowerEdge ISE 1920 KRM5XVUG1T92 FDVMH 150K IOPS 50K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 10,512 Mixed Use 3840 KRM5XVUG3T84 X78JM 150K IOPS 45K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 21,024 3 DWPD for 5 Years 960 KRM5VVUG960G Call Rep 150K IOPS 50K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 5,256 ESI - Generic SED 1920 KRM5VVUG1T92 Call Rep 150K IOPS 50K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 10,512 3840 KRM5VVUG3T84 Call Rep 150K IOPS 45K IOPS 838 MB/s 650 MB/s 21,024 960 KCD5XLUG960G DRC9H 305K IOPS 20K IOPS 3146 MB/s 881 MB/s 876 Dell PowerEdge Read Intensive 1920 KCD5XLUG1T92 XJRNC 270K IOPS 20K IOPS 3146 MB/s 786 MB/s 1752 0.5 DWPD ISE for 5 Years 960 KCD51LUG960G Call Rep 305K IOPS 20K IOPS 3146 MB/s 881 MB/s 876 CD5 PCIe® ESI - Generic NVMe 1920 KCD51LUG1T92 Call Rep 270K IOPS 20K IOPS 3146 MB/s 786 MB/s 1752 3.0 Gen 3x4 3840 KCD5XLUG3T84 17C57 465K IOPS 40K IOPS 3146 MB/s 1520 MB/s 4485 Dell PowerEdge Read Intensive 7680 KCD5XLUG7T68 FWYRY 550K IOPS 50K IOPS 3146 MB/s 1982 MB/s 8970 0.64 DWPD ISE for 5 Years 3840 KCD51LUG3T84 Call Rep 465K IOPS 40K IOPS 3146 MB/s 1520 MB/s 4485 ESI - Generic 7680 KCD51LUG7T68 Call Rep 550K IOPS 50K IOPS 3146 MB/s 1982 MB/s 8970 480 KHK6YRSE480G 5TWWG 82K IOPS 20K IOPS 550 MB/s 450 MB/s 876 960 KHK6YRSE960G 1TDG3 85K IOPS 18K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 1,752 ISE 1920 KHK6YRSE1T92 919J7 84K IOPS 22K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 3,504 3840 KHK6YRSE3T84 8PYG5 84K IOPS 24K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 7,008 Read Intensive 7680 KHK6YRSE7T68 Y86PW 83K IOPS 23K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 14,016 1 DWPD Dell PowerEdge for 5 Years 480 KHK6URSE480G P7GMG 82K IOPS 20K IOPS 550 MB/s 450 MB/s 876 960 KHK6URSE960G N3T87 85K IOPS 18K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 1,752 SED 1920 KHK6URSE1T92 2FYPC 84K IOPS 22K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 3,504 3840 KHK6URSE3T84 K0G6M 84K IOPS 24K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 7,008 HK6 7680 KHK6URSE7T68 XHPX3 83K IOPS 23K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 14,016 SATA 480 KHK61RSE480G PRXVW 85K IOPS 16K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 1,051 (6Gb/s) Read Intensive 0.6 DWPD ESI - Generic Non-SED 3840 KHK61RSE3T84 WRVF3 85K IOPS 18K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 2,102 for 5 years 1920 KHK61RSE1T92 KH7PM 85K IOPS 19K IOPS 550 MB/s 495 MB/s 4,204 480 KHK6YVSE480G T3CX8 82K IOPS 43K IOPS 550 MB/s 450 MB/s 2,628 960 KHK6YVSE960G XW4D1 84K IOPS 54K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 5,256 ISE 1920 KHK6YVSE1T92 0DXJ7 84K IOPS 55K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 10,512 Mixed Use 3840 KHK6YVSE3T84 7HPM7 83K IOPS 54K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 21,024 3 DWPD Dell PowerEdge for 5 Years 480 KHK6UVSE480G XD5PJ 82K IOPS 43K IOPS 550 MB/s 450 MB/s 2,628 960 KHK6UVSE960G 3YGF2 84K IOPS 54K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 5,256 SED 1920 KHK6UVSE1T92 6N5Y4 84K IOPS 55K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 10,512 3840 KHK6UVSE3T84 3NR8F 83K IOPS 54K IOPS 550 MB/s 530 MB/s 21,024 https://business.kioxia.com/ Copyright © 2019 KIOXIA America, Inc.
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