Toshiba - SB1CSK31MT560-0120

The enterprise-class Saber 1000 SSD Series is designed for read-intensive applications targeting high-volume deployment hyperscale, web-hosting and cloud computing environments. These massively clustered datacenters require high performance yet cost-effective storage. Saber 1000 eliminates I/O bottlenecks to maximize performance at value prices – targeting these top two hyperscale priorities. Based on OCZ’s proven Barefoot 3 controller technology, Saber 1000 delivers high read throughput, ensuring users a faster, more responsive storage experience.

Predictable Performance

As the number of performance-sensitive, dynamic application workloads increase in the enterprise, predictable storage performance becomes more important. As the building block of enterprise storage, SSDs are essential to ensure predictable delivery of Read I/O to the application layer. The absence of such capabilities forces the IT staff to intervene manually in order to match workloads to storage horse power – in most cases, reducing the performance to the lowest common denominator. Saber 1000 employs design features that enable read queue prioritization where in short bursts, it can shovel data to quickly clear the queue and keep up with large scale distributed applications.

Utilizing cutting-edge A19nm NAND flash from Toshiba coupled with OCZ’s own Barefoot 3 controller, Saber 1000 delivers consistent, sustained I/O across all capacities to meet the demands of enterprise applications and hyperscale workloads.

Power Loss Management

In the event of a sudden power loss, the Saber 1000 Series uses a technique referred to as Power Failure Management Plus (PFM+) which holds up the SSD circuitry long enough to ensure the integrity of the device so that it can be fully operational again once power is restored. To achieve this, each Saber 1000 SSD uses an internal 16 Byte PFM+ log that describes a single action performed on the NAND and this log contains only the essential data needed to rescue the SSD from metadata corruption. As a result, the PFM+ logs are accumulated and saved frequently with no impact on overall SSD performance. As most enterprise and hyperscale datacenter servers are deployed in clusters, PFM+ ensures that once the power is restored, and the server cluster stabilizes again, all Saber 1000 SSDs will return back to the condition they were in at the time of failure.

The Saber 1000 Series is targeted for read-intensive applications such as read cache & indexing, Video On Demand (VoD), Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), media streaming, front-end Web server, cloud infrastructure, online archiving, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and Enterprise Content Management (ECM), to name a few.