This Sandisk SSD 256 holds TB data – which is the highest 256x

While this is not a comparison of an apple-to-app, iPhone 16 Pro 1TB is at the top of storage, while the latest NVME SSD of Sandis offers a 256TB. Yes, 256 terabytes, not gigabytes. You read that right.

It is now displayed in a new NVME enterprise-grade SSD by Sandisk and is made possible by the company’s enterprise-grade UltraKLC platform, which is made possible using a combination of BIC S8 QLC CBA Nand with custom controller and advanced system optimization.

Why do you need 256TB NVME SSD?

Sandisk says that in the AI era, flash storage must have more adaptation to match complex workloads, and this is where it comes in the new SSD game.

It is mainly designed for AI-operated tasks, data-intensive workloads such as data ingestion, preparation and more.

Sandisk Ultraqlc 256TB NVME SSD’s key features:

1. It supports Directwrite QLC, which the company claims that SLC eliminates buffering.
2. The BIC S8 2TB QLC allows for double storage density, while still maintains a compact size.
3. The play also has power optimization, which allows for dynamic frequency scaling.
4. A scalable multi-core controller has been created, which is responsible for maintaining high throwing and endurance on extreme capabilities.
5. Sandisk claims that there is a data retention profile, which reduces DR recycle by 33%.

Sandisk Ultraqlc 256TB NVME SSD: When is it going to be available?

Sandisk Ultraqlc 256TB NVME SSD, SN670 with 128TB NVME SSD, is going to be available in the U.2 form factor. The brand says they should come to the market for some time in the early 2026, and other form factors are going to be available later in 2026.

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