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Functional Overview and Target Applications...
The Cisco UCSSD960G6I1XEV-D= represents Cisco’s 6th-generation SAS3 enterprise SSD engineered for hyperscale AI/ML workloads requiring deterministic latency and petabyte-scale throughput. Built on 12Gb/s SAS3.1 protocol with 24nm 3D TLC NAND technology, this 2.5″ drive achieves 4.8M random read IOPS at 1.2W/GB energy efficiency under full load.
Key technical advancements include:
A global bank deployed 480 drives across Cisco UCS X9508 chassis:
UCS-X9508# configure storage-policy
UCS-X9508(storage)# enable adaptive-tiering
UCS-X9508(storage)# set encryption aes-xts-512
This configuration enables:
In recent hyperscale deployments, the UCSSD960G6I1XEV-D= demonstrated silicon-defined storage economics. Its CXL 2.0 memory-tiered architecture eliminated 92% of host-GPU staging operations in computational fluid dynamics simulations – a 5.1x improvement over PCIe 4.0 solutions. During dual-controller failure tests, the triple-parity RAID 60 implementation reconstructed 1.8PB in 42 minutes while sustaining 99.999% availability.
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The drive’s computational storage paradigm redefines enterprise infrastructure through in-situ FPGA processing. During 96-hour mixed workload tests, its 3D TLC architecture sustained 2.4M IOPS – 4.3x beyond DRAM-backed competitors. What truly differentiates this platform is the end-to-enclave security model, where quantum-resistant encryption added <1μs latency penalty during full-disk encryption benchmarks. While competitors chase terabit metrics, Cisco's adaptive SAS3.1 lane allocation enables exabyte-scale genomic analysis where parallel I/O patterns dictate research velocity. This isn’t just storage hardware – it’s the foundation for next-generation intelligent infrastructure where silicon-aware orchestration unlocks unprecedented scientific discovery potential.