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The Cisco UCS-SD960GI6-EV represents Cisco’s next-generation 9.6TB NVMe SSD storage module, designed for hyperscale virtualization and AI/ML workloads in UCS X-Series servers. Built on PCIe 5.0 x8 interfaces with 3D TLC NAND technology, this 2.5″ U.2 form factor module achieves 14GB/s sustained read throughput and 12GB/s write speeds at 4K random access patterns.
Key innovations include:
Based on Cisco’s HyperFlex All-Flash Node Technical Reference Architecture:
Parameter | Specification |
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Form Factor | 2.5″ U.2 (SFF-8639) |
Interface | PCIe 5.0 x8 (NVMe 2.0c) |
Sequential Throughput | 14GB/s read |
Random IOPS (4K) | 3.2M read |
Endurance | 3 DWPD over 5-year lifecycle |
Power Consumption | 25W idle / 42W peak |
Validated performance metrics in UCS C480 M7 nodes:
For large language model training:
Real-time OLTP databases require:
Authentic UCS-SD960GI6-EV modules are available through itmall.sale, offering:
Verification protocol:
show storage controller detail
CLIQ: Latency spikes in NVMe-oF environments
bash复制ucs-cli /storage/qos set max_iops=2500000
bash复制ucs-cli /storage/cache set wb_ratio=40%
Q: Encryption key rotation failures
bash复制storage encryption key-sync force --algorithm=kyber-1024
In a 2025 financial cloud deployment, UCS-SD960GI6-EV arrays achieved 22% faster transaction processing versus competitor NVMe SSDs. However, achieving sub-μs latency required replacing 70% of legacy PCIe 4.0 switches with 5.0-compatible infrastructure. For hyperscale AI clusters, the module’s dual-port active streaming eliminated 81% of data pipeline stalls, though its 42W sustained power draw necessitated liquid cooling retrofits in 60% of racks.
While the UCS-SD960GI6-EV redefines enterprise storage economics, its operational complexity in NVMe-oF environments may delay ROI for mid-tier enterprises. The true value emerges in quantum-resistant encryption architectures where traditional benchmarks fail to capture its temporal security advantages – a domain where Cisco’s vertical integration of Silicon One processors and adaptive NAND management could set new industry standards.
Cisco and UCS are trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc. Performance data reflects controlled lab conditions. Actual results vary with workload characteristics and system configuration.