Value. Performance. Density.
Get the right performance at a substantially lower Total Cost of Ownership for mainstream
and read-intensive workloads in content delivery networks, AI, data pipelines, object storage, and more.
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Reduce TCO
The D5-P5430 can reduce TCO up to 27% versus an all TLC configuration and up to 39% compared to a hybrid configuration. [1]
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Optimize Performance
Compared to widely-adopted TLC SSDs, the D5-P5430 delivers equivalent read performance, strong write performance with ample lifetime write endurance for mainstream workloads. [2]
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Maximize Density
Realize up to 5x higher storage density, and up to 4x lower energy cost, versus a hybrid array for object storage. [3]
Customer Success Story
InoNet is a Eurotech company that develops and produces computer systems for autonomous driving solutions. InoNet recently deployed Solidigm QLC SSDs for their InoNet QuickTray® solution for in-vehicle testing which logs, stores, and analyzes test drive and simulation data.
Legal Claims
[1] Comparing TCO of a 30.72TB Solidigm™ D5-P5430 with 7000MBs throughput, 25W average active power, 5W idle power vs a 15.36TB (highest capacity available) Micron 7450 (datasheet) with 6800 MB/s throughput, 20W average active write power, 5W idle power. Assumes 42U rack capacity, 34U available for storage, 2U servers @ 24x U.3 TLC and 24x U.2 P5430 drives per server. Calculated duty cycles to deliver equivalent throughput per TB: 20% for TLC array, 38.9% for P5430 solution. RAID1 mirroring and 5-year refresh used for both. Key common cost assumptions : Power Cost = $0.15/KWHr, PUE factor = 1.60, Empty Rack Purchase Cost = $1,200, System Cost = $10,000, Rack Cost for Deployment Term = $171,200. Calculations based on Solidigm TCO estimations as of March 2023 using internal Solidigm TCO estimator tool.
[2] Comparing maximum capacity 30.72TB Solidigm D5-P5430 with 7000MB/s SR bandwidth, 934.5K RR IOPS and 31.92PBW to maximum capacity 15.36TB Micron 7450 Pro with 6800MB/s SR bandwidth, 1000K RR IOPS and estimated 28PBW.
- Source – Micron. See Micron 7450 NVMe SSD product brief available on micron.com.
- Source – Samsung. Performance and PBW from highest capacity drive available.