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Kingston Technology Corp.
Kingston Technology Corp. SEDC3000ME/30T7 30.72TB enterprise SSD
30.72 TB U.2 NVMe enterprise SSD with PCIe 5.0 x4 interface and TCG Opal security
- Massive 30.72TB capacity fits huge datasets
- PCIe 5.0 x4 NVMe delivers 2,600,000 IOPS reads
- U.2 2.5" 15mm form factor suits dense servers
- 99% QoS latency under 175µs read
- 3D eTLC NAND with wear leveling extends endurance
Enterprise U.2 SSD for heavy write workloads
The Kingston SEDC3000ME/30T7 is a 30.72TB enterprise solid-state drive built in a 2.5-inch U.2 form factor measuring 15mm in height. It connects through a PCIe 5.0 x4 NVMe interface that remains backward-compatible with Gen4 platforms. This drive targets data-centre operators who need sustained throughput for mixed read and write workloads.
Replaces lower-capacity or Gen4 enterprise drives
Moving from a smaller enterprise SSD or a previous-generation PCIe 4.0 device adds both capacity and bandwidth headroom in a single slot. The jump is worth it when applications demand consistent low latency at high queue depths and the platform can supply a U.2 bay with PCIe 5.0 signalling.
30.72TB capacity with QoS latency guarantees
The 3D eTLC NAND delivers sequential speeds of 2,600,000 read and 350,000 write IOPS with matching random performance. Quality of service at the 99th percentile stays below 175 microseconds for reads and 12 microseconds for writes. Static and dynamic wear levelling extends endurance across the full 30.72TB address space.
Highlights
- Massive 30.72TB capacity fits huge datasets
- PCIe 5.0 x4 NVMe delivers 2,600,000 IOPS reads
- U.2 2.5" 15mm form factor suits dense servers
- 99% QoS latency under 175µs read
- 3D eTLC NAND with wear leveling extends endurance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What U.2 slot height does the 15mm drive need?
The drive uses the standard U.2 2.5-inch form factor with a 15mm z-height, so the server bay or carrier must accept 15mm-thick drives.
Which PCIe generation should the backplane or riser support for full Gen5 x4 speed?
Install the drive in a PCIe 5.0 x4 NVMe slot; it will negotiate Gen5 automatically, but the common mistake is using a Gen4-only backplane which caps throughput.
When should the 30.72TB drive be replaced based on wear-leveling health data?
Monitor SMART wear-leveling attributes; replace the drive once the media-wear indicator approaches the rated endurance limit for 30.72TB of 3D eTLC NAND.
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