Seagate Cheetah NS ST3400755SSProduct 400 GB 3.5" SAS internal hard drive
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Micron
Enterprise NVMe SSD with 25.6 TB capacity in a 7.5 mm E3.S form factor
The Micron 9550 MAX is a 25.6TB enterprise solid-state drive built in the E3.S 7.5mm form factor. It connects over a 12 Gb/s NVMe interface and uses TLC technology. Designed for server environments, it operates from 0°C to 70°C and ships in green packaging.
Replacing lower-capacity drives with this 25.6TB module consolidates storage density in compatible E3.S bays. The jump is worthwhile when workloads demand maximum capacity per slot and the platform supports the 12 Gb/s NVMe link. Buyers needing a different form factor or a lower operating temperature range should look elsewhere.
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The 7.5 mm E3.S form factor fits a standard E3.S 7.5 mm drive bay; verify your server supports this exact thickness before ordering.
The drive uses an E3.S edge connector that plugs directly into the backplane; no separate cable is needed, but the backplane must be wired for NVMe signalling.
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