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Dell 345-BJYT 30.72TB Quad-Level Cell PCIe NVMe SFF U.2 SSD
- Capacity: 30.72TB
- NAND Type: QLC (Quad-Level Cell)
- Interface: PCIe NVMe
- Form Factor: SFF U.2
- Extremely high storage capacity
- Designed for enterprise-level performance
- Utilizes NVMe protocol for speed
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Product Overview
The Dell 345-BJYT is a 30.72TB Quad-Level Cell PCIe NVMe SFF U.2 SSD. This massive capacity drive is designed for high-performance, data-intensive enterprise applications, leveraging the speed of NVMe and the versatility of the U.2 form factor.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 30.72TB |
| NAND Type | QLC |
| Interface | PCIe NVMe |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | SFF U.2 |
| Brand | Dell |
| SKU | 345-BJYT |
Product Description
The Dell 345-BJYT is an enterprise-grade Solid State Drive (SSD) that pushes the boundaries of storage capacity, offering a massive 30.72TB. This drive is built for environments that require extreme storage density coupled with high-speed data access. It utilizes the PCIe NVMe interface, which provides significantly higher throughput and lower latency compared to traditional SATA interfaces, making it ideal for the most demanding applications. This SSD employs QLC (Quad-Level Cell) NAND flash technology. QLC allows for higher storage densities and potentially lower costs per gigabyte, making it suitable for large-capacity storage solutions where read performance is a primary concern. The SFF (Small Form Factor) U.2 interface ensures compatibility with modern servers and storage arrays that support this versatile and high-performance connector. The 345-BJYT is designed for enterprise applications such as large-scale data analytics, cloud storage, content repositories, and high-density virtualization. Its combination of immense capacity and NVMe performance allows organizations to consolidate vast amounts of data while maintaining rapid access. This drive represents a significant leap in storage capability for data-intensive workloads.
