Three tech companies are joining forces to create a groundbreaking SSD that could revolutionize data storage. Kioxia, IO Core, and Kyocera are developing an innovative solid-state drive using optical wiring instead of traditional electrical connections. The new design promises to slash energy consumption by over 40% compared to current systems. These optical SSDs aim to make data centers more efficient without compromising performance.
The cutting-edge technology allows SSDs to handle massive amounts of data at incredible speeds with less power and reduced heat generation. By combining Kioxia's wideband SSD, IO Core's optical transceiver, and Kyocera's integrated optical module, the team has successfully tested the system with a PCIe 5.0 (x4) interface. This breakthrough doubles the bandwidth of previous storage technologies, representing a significant leap forward in storage capabilities.
The project receives support from NEDO's Green Innovation Fund, focusing on creating eco-friendly data centers for the future. Engineers are working to develop storage solutions that meet the growing demand for faster and more reliable data management. As they continue refining the technology, these companies are pushing the boundaries of what's possible in computer storage, demonstrating a commitment to both performance and environmental sustainability.
The cutting-edge technology allows SSDs to handle massive amounts of data at incredible speeds with less power and reduced heat generation. By combining Kioxia's wideband SSD, IO Core's optical transceiver, and Kyocera's integrated optical module, the team has successfully tested the system with a PCIe 5.0 (x4) interface. This breakthrough doubles the bandwidth of previous storage technologies, representing a significant leap forward in storage capabilities.
The project receives support from NEDO's Green Innovation Fund, focusing on creating eco-friendly data centers for the future. Engineers are working to develop storage solutions that meet the growing demand for faster and more reliable data management. As they continue refining the technology, these companies are pushing the boundaries of what's possible in computer storage, demonstrating a commitment to both performance and environmental sustainability.
