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Value. Performance. Density. Pick Three.

Get the performance you need at substantial cost-savings for mainstream and read-intensive workloads. The D5-P5430 is a drop-in replacement for PCIe applications, offering up to 27% TCO savings. Plus, store up to 4x more in the same space, while reducing energy cost up to 20% as compared to entry TLC SSDs.

Efficiently Scale Capacity and Performance.

Engineered to deliver TLC-equivalent performance and a massive amount of petabytes written, the D5-P5430 supports both mainstream and read-intensive workloads by providing unique density, efficiency, and serviceability advantages without sacrificing performance.

More Storage Density, Reduced Total Cost of Ownership

With the unique combination of density and optimal performance the D5-P5430 can open TCO savings opportunities across a range of legacy configurations such as all TLC SSDs, hybrid, and all-HDD arrays. The higher capacities of the D5-P5430 coupled with effective performance can deliver more density and substantial energy consumption saving

Deploy With Confidence in an Array of Configurations

Available in a range of form factors (U.2, E3.S, E1.S) and capacities (3.84TB to 30.72TB), the D5-P5430 SSD is optimized with industry-leading data reliability, including zero SDC errors detected in over 6 million years of simulated operational life. Deploy with confidence, knowing your SSD is validated and tested beyond industry standards.

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Highly efficient, essential endurance PCIe 4.0 drives with capacities up to 15.36TB, designed for mainstream and read-intensive workloads.

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Value. Performance. Density. Pick Three.

Get the performance you need at substantial cost-savings for mainstream and read-intensive workloads. The D5-P5430 is a drop-in replacement for PCIe applications, offering up to 27% TCO savings. Plus, store up to 4x more in the same space, while reducing energy cost up to 20% as compared to entry TLC SSDs.

Efficiently Scale Capacity and Performance.

Engineered to deliver TLC-equivalent performance and a massive amount of petabytes written, the D5-P5430 supports both mainstream and read-intensive workloads by providing unique density, efficiency, and serviceability advantages without sacrificing performance.

More Storage Density, Reduced Total Cost of Ownership

With the unique combination of density and optimal performance the D5-P5430 can open TCO savings opportunities across a range of legacy configurations such as all TLC SSDs, hybrid, and all-HDD arrays. The higher capacities of the D5-P5430 coupled with effective performance can deliver more density and substantial energy consumption savings.

Deploy With Confidence in an Array of Configurations

Available in a range of form factors (U.2, E3.S, E1.S) and capacities (3.84TB to 30.72TB), the D5-P5430 SSD is optimized with industry-leading data reliability, including zero SDC errors detected in over 6 million years of simulated operational life. Deploy with confidence, knowing your SSD is validated and tested beyond industry standards.

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The Solidigm™ D5-P5336 is part of Solidigm's third-generation QLC SSDs for the data center, delivering an industry-leading blend of capacity, read-optimized performance, and value to read- and data-intensive workloads.

Combining read performance exceeding that of some cost-optimized TLC SSDs and capacities up to 61.44TB built on industry-leading NAND density, the D5-P5336 has been architected to efficiently accelerate and scale the increasingly massive datasets found in widely deployed, modern read-intensive workloads while increasing storage density, reducing total cost of ownership (TCO), and enabling a more sustainable storage infrastructure.

Storage Density Matters

Widely adopted modern workloads are becoming even more data hungry. Many AI models are growing as much as 10x in size every two years. Many streaming services are shifting from limited, paid-for capacity to unlimited free capacity. With connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices expected to reach 14.5B by the end of 2023, supported by the tailwind of an accelerating 5G rollout, there is no end in sight to unabated growth in data-rich services and applications.

Accompanying this trend is the decentralization of compute and storage to the edge to improve service levels, reduce cost, and improve agility. As recently as 2018, only 10 percent of enterprise-generated data was created and processed outside of traditional centralized data centers or cloud services. By 2025, Gartner expects 75 percent of that data to be created, processed, and stored at edge locations.6 Storage challenges such as space, power, cooling, and serviceability become even more acute when considering locality constraints at edge deployments.

Optimized Capabilities for Read-Intensive Workloads

In this environment, modern, data-hungry workloads such as data pipelines and data lakes for AI, machine learning (ML), big data analytics, content-delivery network (CDN), scale-out NAS, object storage, and edge usages are increasingly concerned with storing and accessing vast amounts of data efficiently at speed. The D5-P5336 is optimized for both requirements, with read performance equivalent to TLC SSDs and capacities that are 2-3x higher than alternatives.

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The Solidigm™ D5-P5336 is part of Solidigm's third-generation QLC SSDs for the data center, delivering an industry-leading blend of capacity, read-optimized performance, and value to read- and data-intensive workloads.

Combining read performance exceeding that of some cost-optimized TLC SSDs and capacities up to 61.44TB built on industry-leading NAND density, the D5-P5336 has been architected to efficiently accelerate and scale the increasingly massive datasets found in widely deployed, modern read-intensive workloads while increasing storage density, reducing total cost of ownership (TCO), and enabling a more sustainable storage infrastructure.

Storage Density Matters

Widely adopted modern workloads are becoming even more data hungry. Many AI models are growing as much as 10x in size every two years. Many streaming services are shifting from limited, paid-for capacity to unlimited free capacity. With connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices expected to reach 14.5B by the end of 2023, supported by the tailwind of an accelerating 5G rollout, there is no end in sight to unabated growth in data-rich services and applications.

Accompanying this trend is the decentralization of compute and storage to the edge to improve service levels, reduce cost, and improve agility. As recently as 2018, only 10 percent of enterprise-generated data was created and processed outside of traditional centralized data centers or cloud services. By 2025, Gartner expects 75 percent of that data to be created, processed, and stored at edge locations.6 Storage challenges such as space, power, cooling, and serviceability become even more acute when considering locality constraints at edge deployments.

Optimized Capabilities for Read-Intensive Workloads

In this environment, modern, data-hungry workloads such as data pipelines and data lakes for AI, machine learning (ML), big data analytics, content-delivery network (CDN), scale-out NAS, object storage, and edge usages are increasingly concerned with storing and accessing vast amounts of data efficiently at speed. The D5-P5336 is optimized for both requirements, with read performance equivalent to TLC SSDs and capacities that are 2-3x higher than alternatives.

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Intel® QLC 3D NAND SSD with PCIe Large, Affordable Capacity. Reliable Storage. | Intel delivers the industry's first PCIe QLC 3D NAND SSD for the Data Center - a new generation of large, affordable, and reliable drives

The Intel® SSD D5-P4320 and D5-P4420 deliver big, affordable, and reliable storage to the warm data tier. With 33% more bits per cell than TLC,2 the Intel® QLC 3D NAND SSDs enables 3x storage consolidation compared to hard disk drives (HDDs), leading to lower operational costs. As the industry's first PCIe-enabled QLC drive for the data center, the D5-P4320 provides the ability to scale to large capacities and deliver the performance needed for storage workload requirements. The D5-P4420 drive offers double the endurance, supporting an even wider range of workloads.

Store More: Big Capacities Store Massive Quantities of Data

The Intel® QLC technology offers an aerial density advantage of 33% more bits per cell than the prior generation of Intel® 3D NAND SSDs. The result? Higher capacity, cost-effective PCIe drives optimized for read-intensive storage workloads. Both the D5-P4320 and D5-P4420 are currently available in a U.2 form factor with 7.68TB capacity.

Save More: High Density Reduces Operational Cost

Today's data center storage often relies on a mix of HDD and SSD technologies. The Intel® SSD D5-P4320 and D5-P4420 deliver high capacity and lower operational cost for the capacity or "warm" data storage layer traditionally served by hybrid or HDD arrays. With its higher density, Intel® QLC 3D NAND SSDs mean fewer drives to support, power and cool. In addition, Intel® Data Center SSDs have a lower annual failure rate,4 which further reduces costs.

Do More: PCIe Accelerates Workloads at Large Capacities

All QLC-enabled SSDs are not created equal. In addition to massive capacities, the D5-P4320 and D5-P4420 are built on the PCIe interface, which delivers higher maximum performance than the SATA interface.5 Both SKUs allow for much denser systems while enabling performance per TB to continue scaling well beyond SATA-based QLC SSDs. The Intel® QLC SSDs, when combined with Intel® Optane™ technology, accelerate the speed of frequently accessed data, at the price and capacity of massive storage.

Backed by Intel Experience and Innovation

Intel brings longstanding expertise and leadership in data management to address the capacity and performance issues of today's data centers. Prepare for the future with PCIe Intel® QLC SSDs, backed by Intel's technology and manufacturing leadership.