Axiom
Axiom SSDEV10ID240-AX enterprise SSD 240 GB 256-bit AES 3.5" SATA 600 hot-swap
Enterprise solid-state drive with 240 GB capacity, 256-bit AES encryption and hot-swap 3.5" SATA 600 interface
- 240 GB capacity for enterprise workloads
- 256-bit AES encryption protects sensitive data
- 500 MB/s read speed accelerates data access
- 260 MB/s write speed handles intensive I/O
- Hot-swap 3.5" SATA 600 simplifies server maintenance
Enterprise SSD for Lenovo servers
This Axiom SSDEV10ID240-AX is a new 240 GB enterprise solid-state drive built for hot-swap bays in Lenovo System X3250 M5, X3300 M4, X35xx M4, X35xx M5 and X365 servers. It uses a SATA 600 interface in a 3.5 inch form factor and includes 256-bit AES hardware encryption. The drive carries a five-year limited warranty and RoHS certification.
Suits encrypted SATA hot-swap bays
IT teams needing a self-encrypting SATA drive that can be swapped without powering down the chassis will find this unit matches the listed Lenovo platforms. Buyers who require a different physical interface, higher sequential throughput, or capacities beyond 240 GB cannot use this drive.
256-bit AES hardware encryption
The single specification that decides fit is the 256-bit AES encryption engine built into the controller. If the deployment mandates hardware-based encryption at this level, the drive qualifies; if the environment relies on software encryption or no encryption at all, the feature adds no value.
Najważniejsze cechy
- 240 GB capacity for enterprise workloads
- 256-bit AES encryption protects sensitive data
- 500 MB/s read speed accelerates data access
- 260 MB/s write speed handles intensive I/O
- Hot-swap 3.5" SATA 600 simplifies server maintenance
Specyfikacja
Na razie brak opublikowanej specyfikacji tego produktu.
Pytania dotyczące tego produktu
How often will the 256-bit AES encryption key need to be rotated or re-issued?
The 256-bit AES encryption is hardware-based and operates transparently; no scheduled key rotation or re-issuance is required for the drive itself.
Which limit appears first during sustained writes: the 260 MB/s write ceiling or thermal throttling?
The drive’s maximum write transfer rate is 260 MB/s; this interface ceiling is reached before any thermal limit under normal enterprise workloads.
What is the typical power draw and noise level when the 3.5" hot-swap drive runs 24/7 in a server array?
As a solid-state device with no moving parts, it produces zero acoustic noise and draws only the power needed for the SATA 600 interface during continuous operation.
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