Hewlett Packard Enterprise P04527-B21 Internal Solid State Drive 2.5" 800 GB SAS MLC

HPE Solid State Disk Drives

HPE Solid State Drives (SSDs), Add-In-Cards, M.2s and M.2 Enablement Kits (EKits) are based upon industry leading NAND Flash technology, which delivers exceptional performance and endurance to support a growing broad spectrum of demanding applications with varying workload performance requirements.

These storage devices offer better I/O latency & more power efficient solutions when compared with traditional rotating (HDD) media, while also fitting seamlessly into existing HPE server & storage infrastructures, and are available in a number of form factors including: Small Form Factor (SFF), Large Form Factor (LFF), M.2, and PCIe/NVME Add-In-Cards (AIC).

SSD

An enduring data storage device utilizing NAND (negative-AND) semiconductor technology to store and access data which is volatile without the aid of an auxiliary power source.

SSD Quality

Today's businesses are seeing larger, more complex applications, coupled with an increasing amount of mission-critical and transaction processing data demand. In this environment, storage has become a critical component, significantly defining requirements for both systems reliability and performance. This is why HPE drives undergo a rigorous qualification process to ensure functionality and eliminate firmware and O/S incompatibilities.

Integration

Many issues customers have with third party drives are "simple" integration issues. When buying from another supplier, there is no guarantee that a drive has been correctly set for proper operation with ProLiant servers and storage systems. These incompatibilities can create problems in configuration, can rob your system of performance, or at their worst, can cause you to lose data. HPE drives are specifically designed and tested for flawless operation in your HPE equipment. The integration of solid state drives in HPE systems means that associated components are right for your ProLiant server.

Data Retention

Data Retention is the period of time for retaining the data in the NAND once the maximum rated endurance level has occurred. These SSD's are rated for 3 months if no power is applied once the SSD has reached maximum rated write endurance.