Viking Technology Launches SSD capacity is 50TB in size from 3.5-inch drives.

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Viking Technology launches drive SSD model UHC-Silo capacity 3.5-inch drive size in the 50TB file is connected to the motherboard with the SAS 6Gb suitable for data centers that may have restrictions on the installation drive.

Specification may not stand out side for speed because the read and write rates are 500/350 MB/s read/write rate of random IOPS, chip used 10K 60K/model MLC 16 Watt.

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