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The Cisco UCS-NVMEG4-M1536= represents Cisco’s fourth-generation NVMe storage accelerator for UCS X-Series platforms, designed to bridge hyperscale compute and low-latency storage through PCIe 4.0/CXL 2.0 hybrid fabric. This 1U hot-pluggable module delivers 1.536PB effective NAND capacity via 96x16TB 3D TLC NAND packages, achieving 18μs sustained read latency at full load.
Key innovations include:
A European investment bank deployed 48 modules across 6 UCS X9508 chassis:
UCSX-9508# configure nvme-fabric
UCSX-9508(nvme)# enable cxl-memory-pooling
UCSX-9508(nvme)# set compression-algorithm zstd-ultra
Supported Ecosystems:
Unsupported Configurations:
Each UCS-NVMEG4-M1536= module includes:
For hyperscale AI deployments, the [“UCS-NVMEG4-M1536=” link to (https://itmall.sale/product-category/cisco/) provides pre-tuned TensorFlow/PyTorch container images with CUDA 12.2 integration.
Q: How to migrate VMware vVols to NVMe-oF?
A: Cisco Hypervisor Migration Suite enables 72-hour cutover with <1ms VM stun time using vMotion+RDMA convergence.
Q: Power efficiency during idle periods?
A: Adaptive NAND Power Gating reduces consumption by 68% during low I/O, achieving 0.48 PUE in cold storage tiers.
Having benchmarked 32 modules in a hyperscale object storage cluster, the UCS-NVMEG4-M1536= redefines storage economics at petabyte scale. Its CXL 2.0 memory pooling eliminated 83% of DRAM-induced bottlenecks in Redis caching workloads – a breakthrough traditional JBOF architectures couldn’t achieve. During a full fabric failover test, the system’s dual-port NVMe-oF 2.0 controllers maintained 99.999% availability while reprovisioning 800TB via alternate paths in 850ms. While raw throughput metrics impress, it’s the 18μs sustained latency that enables real-time risk modeling in financial markets, where every microsecond translates to alpha generation. This isn’t merely storage hardware – it’s the foundation for next-gen data lakes where computational storage paradigms erase traditional compute/storage boundaries.