Product brief Intel SSD DC P4610 Series Data Center (DC), PCI Express* (P), 64-Layer TLC 3D NAND Cloud Inspired. Storage Optimized. Designed to meet todays increasingly demanding service levels and support broader cloud workloads, while reducing storage costs. Built from the success of its cloud-inspired predecessor the Intel SSD DC P4600 Series and architected with 64-layer TLC Intel 3D NAND technology, the Intel SSD DC P4610 Series delivers performance, quality of service (QoS), and capacity improvements to further optimize storage efficiency, enabling data centers to do more per server, minimize service disruptions, and efficiently manage at scale. Built on NVMe* specification 1.2, these PCIe* SSDs are available in 1.6TB, 3.2TB, 6.4TB, and 7.68TB in the U.2 2.5 (15mm) form factor. An SSD Built for Cloud Storage Architectures Multi-cloud has become a core element for any enterprise strategy, and top cloud providers have responded by openly embracing PCIe/NVMe-based SSDs with scalable performance, low latency, and continued innovation. As software-defined and converged infrastructures are swiftly adopted, the need increases to maximize efficiency, revitalize existing hardware, deploy new workloads, and yet reduce operational expenditures. The SSD DC P4610 Series meets these requirements. It significantly increases server agility and utilization, and accelerates applications across a wide range of cloud workloads. Do More per Server Intels 64-layer TLC 3D NAND technology enables the DC P4610 to increase available capacity up to 20% more compared to its immediate predecessor, the Intel SSD DC 1 P4600. This increased density is the key to supporting broader workloads, allowing cloud and enterprise service providers to increase users, and improve data service levels. Better QoS is ensured with an intelligent firmware algorithm that keeps host and background data reads and writes at an optimum balance. With the DC P4610, host applications will not only have access to higher capacity, but will also be serviced at up to 35% faster write rate, up to 35% more endurance per drive, and up to 4x reduction of service time at a QoS metric of 99.99% availability for 2, 3, 4 random access workload. With this level of workload ability and agility, data centers can refresh existing hardware and reduce operational expenditures.Product Brief Intel Solid State Drive DC P4610 Series Minimize Service Disruptions Choose the DC P4610 for Data Center Storage To ensure telemetry information without disrupting ongoing With the increased density of 64-layer Intel 3D NAND and I/Os, the DC P4610 includes enhanced SMART monitoring of enhanced firmware features, the DC P4610 is built to handle drive health and status, using an in-band mechanism and out- mixed workloads and beyond. The DC P4610 creates greater of-band access. A power loss imminent (PLI) protection scheme quality of service, bandwidth, and performance, leading data 1,2,3 with a built-in self-test guards against data loss if system centers through their evolving transformation. power is suddenly cut. Coupled with our industry-leading end-to-end data path Features At-a-Glance protection scheme, PLI features enable ease of deployment into resilient data centers where data corruption from system-level Model Intel Solid State Drive DC P4610 Series 5 glitches is not tolerated. The DC P4610 combines firmware Capacity 1.6TB, 3.2TB, 6.4TB, and 7.68TB enhancements with new 3D NAND features to prioritize host 7 Performance 128k Sequential Read/Write up to workload and ensure better service levels. 3200/3200 MB/s 6 Ecffi iently Manage at Scale Random 4KB R/W: Up to 654K/220K IOPs 5 Reliability End-to-end data protection from silent data To help data centers make the most of increased SSD capacity corruption, uncorrectable bit error rate < 1 per server, dynamic namespace management delivers the 17 sector per 10 bits read flexibility to enable more users and scale deployment. The DC Interface PCIe 3.1 x4, NVMe 1.2 P4610 also provides security features like TCG Opal* 2.0 and Form Factor U.2 2.5in x 15mm (for serviceability, hot-plug, built-in AES-XTS 256-bit encryption engine, required by some and density) secure platforms. Media Intel 3D NAND technology, 64-layer, TLC With the capability to manage multiple firmware versions on Endurance Up to 3 DWPD (JESD219 workload) a drive and to support updates without a reset, the DC P4610 8 Power Up to 15 Watt improves integration and increases the ease and efficiency of deploying at scale. Warranty 5-year limited warranty Learn more now at www.intel.com/ssd 1. Intel test: Comparing Intel SSD DC P4610 Series 7.68TB and Intel SSD DC P4600 Series 6.4TB. 2. Intel test: Comparing 128KB Sequential Write Bandwidth at queue depth 128, between Intel SSD DC P4610 Series 6.4TB and Intel SSD DC P4600 Series 6.4TB. Measured bandwidth was 3.04GB/sec and 2.2GB/sec on Intel SSD DC P4610 and P600 Series respectively. FIO* was used using the configuration listed on footnote 7. 3. Intel test: Comparing JEDEC enterprise workload endurance between Intel SSD DC P4610 Series 6.4TB and Intel SSD DC P4600 Series 6.4TB. 4. Intel Test: Comparing 4KB Random Read and 70/30 Random Read/Write queue depth 1 latency at 99.99% percentile, between Intel SSD DC P4610 Series 6.4TB and Intel SSD DC P4600 Series 6.4TB. For example, measured latency for 99.99% was 0.72ms and 3.13ms for Intel SSD DC P4610 and P4600 Series, respectively. Results have been measured for 15min run for all capacities Any differences in your system hardware, software or configuration may affect your actual performance. Intel expects to see certain level of variation in data measurement across multiple drives. FIO* uses the configu - ration listed on footnote 7. 5. Source - Intel. End-to-end data protection refers to the set of methods used to detect and correct the integrity of data across the full path as it is read or written between the host and the SSD controller and media. Claim is based on average of Intel drive error rates vs. average of competitor drive error rates. Neutron radiation is used to determine silent data corruption rates and as a measure of overall end-to-end data protection effectiveness. Silent errors were measured at run-time and at post-reboot after a drive hang by comparing expected data vs actual data returned by drive. The annual rate of data corruption was projected from the rate during accelerated testing divided by the acceleration of the beam (see JEDEC standard JESD89A). 6. All manageability features are not available at the time of the product release but will be available in future maintenance release. Please refer to product specification for details about feature descrip- tion and availability. 7. Test and System Configuration: Processor: IntelXeon Gold 6140 CPU 2.30GHz, DRAM: DDR4 32GB, OS: Linux* Centos* 7.3 kernel 4.8.6/4.15.rc1, Intel SSD DC P4610 Series, firmware version VDV10140. Intel BIOS Patch rev13 was used -