DELL
Dell 7.68TB Enterprise SSD CM6-R PDWJY
Enterprise NVMe SSD with 7.68 TB capacity, SED FIPS encryption and read-intensive endurance for compatible Dell PowerEdge servers
- InterfaceDoes Not Apply
- 68TB capacity stores massive enterprise datasets
- NVMe Gen4 interface delivers high-speed data access
- SED FIPS encryption protects sensitive information at rest
- TLC NAND balances endurance with cost efficiency
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge R640, R740XD, R750, R760 and more
Dell 7.68TB Enterprise NVMe SSD
This 7.68TB Dell CM6-R solid-state drive is built for read-intensive enterprise workloads. It carries FIPS-certified self-encryption and TLS-grade security for regulated environments. The 2.5-inch form factor fits standard server bays in Dell PowerEdge platforms.
NVMe Gen4 read-optimised endurance
The drive uses NVMe Gen4 signalling and TLC NAND tuned for read-intensive duty cycles. SED FIPS encryption is handled on-board without host CPU overhead. Firmware is updated and every unit is tested before dispatch.
7.68TB capacity for hot data tiers
Seven point six eight terabytes holds large working sets such as analytics indices, content repositories or virtualisation images. Write-heavy workloads like continuous logging or database redo logs will exhaust the RI endurance rating faster.
Highlights
- 68TB capacity stores massive enterprise datasets
- NVMe Gen4 interface delivers high-speed data access
- SED FIPS encryption protects sensitive information at rest
- TLC NAND balances endurance with cost efficiency
- Compatible with Dell PowerEdge R640, R740XD, R750, R760 and more
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | KCM6FRUL7T68, PDWJY |
| Interface | Does Not Apply |
Questions about this item
What does the 7.68 TB capacity mean for a running server?
It provides 7.68 TB of raw storage for data sets, logs or virtual machines in a single 2.5 inch bay.
What interface does this SSD use and what speed ceiling applies?
The drive uses NVMe over a PCIe Gen4 link, so throughput is limited by that generation and the host controller.
Which physical slot or carrier does the 2.5 inch drive need?
It fits the standard 2.5 inch hot-plug bay used in the listed PowerEdge servers such as R640, R750 or R760.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



