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Team Group Launches P845-M80 Industrial M.2 NVMe Gen 4 SSD

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Team Group, the global leader in industrial memory modules, launches the brand's first industrial grade PCIe Gen4x4 M.2 2280 SSD, P845-M80. With the adoption of the ultra-fast Gen 4 x4 interface, it delivers an exceptional reading/writing performance for a large data amount. Equipped with BiCS 5 112-layer 3D NAND flash memory, it is a highly cost-competitive solution that accelerates the development of biomedical innovation and digital medicine applications. P845-M80 comes in a maximum capacity of 2 TB and meets the NVMe 2.0 standards. Its bandwidth and data transmission speed are twice that of its predecessor PCIe Gen3, making it even more ideal for the transmission of large amounts of data. Meanwhile, its 3K P/E cycles make it the best memory solution in both performance and durability.

In the wake of the global pandemic, science and digital medicine is rapidly on the rise in innovative biomedical fields. In response to the significant increase in the demand for high-performance image processing and stable storage, Team Group introduces the PCIe Gen 4 x4 industrial grade SSD with the adoption of an 8-channel controller and optional patented graphene and aluminium fin heat dissipation technologies. It effectively reduces the thermal energy generated from high-speed reading and writing and maintains system stability. The patented graphene heat dissipation technology (US invention patent number: US 110,513,92 B2 / Taiwan invention patent number: I703921) features a small volume and agility in application, suitable for machines of smaller sizes. Whereas, the patented aluminium fin heat dissipation technology (Taiwan utility model patent number: M541645) enables maximum heat dissipation and prolongs product service life. Both technologies are novel options for biomedical innovators, offering stability, high speed, and low latency.



Team Group industrial grade Gen 4 x4 M.2 2280 SSD is equipped with advanced firmware technologies. With built-in host memory buffer (HMB) technology, the read/write buffer is enabled by connecting to the host DRAM through the PCIe interface. It not only significantly reduces costs but also maintains the high-level performance of SSD. Team Group has been consistently striving for outstanding reliability, diversity, and stability in our industrial grade product line through increasing product added-value and variety. In the future, we will introduce more innovative and prime-quality industrial storage solutions in response to environmental changes. For more information, visit this page.

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"comes in a maximum capacity of 2 TB" and "more ideal for the transmission of large amounts of data"
Say whut.........

While it may be fast, 2TB is considered paltry by today's standards, in any industry, and with the ever-increasing higher resolutions of medical & other imaging devices, and their ever-increasing file sizes, this drive will most certainly NOT be considered as a viable choice....

Hello TG, this is 2022, not 2012 :D
 
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