SK Hynix is ​​developing a 300TB ultra-large capacity SSD to meet the needs of the AI ​​era

According to news from this site on May 3, SK Hynix revealed at a press conference held in Seoul, South Korea on Thursday that the company is developing a 300TB solid-state drive with an unprecedented capacity. The drive was pre-announced as part of a broader product and technology portfolio aimed at evolving AI capabilities in the data center and on devices.

Market researchers cited by SK Hynix believe that the total amount of data generated globally in the AI ​​era (generated by humans and AI) will increase from 15ZB in 2014 will increase to 660ZB in 2030 (Note from this site: ZB is a zeta byte, 2 to the power of 70 bytes). Such a huge amount of data has to be stored somewhere, and that's where 100TB HDDs and 300TB SSDs come into play.

At present, people know very little about SK Hynix 300TB SSD. They only know that the demand for large-capacity and high-performance storage will surge in the next few years. To do this, a variety of applications require high-capacity drives and high-performance all-flash arrays.

In addition to 300TB SSD, SK hynix is ​​also developing various products that can be used for data center AI training and inference (such as HBM4, HBM4E, CXL pooled memory solutions, memory processing solutions), edge AI devices (LPDDR6, GDDR7, PIM) and for on-device AI inference (LPDDR6, GDDR7, high-capacity DDR5).

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