Samsung unveils the first automotive SSD with PCIe 4.0, promises top speeds Comments

• Anonymous
• 3Ts
• 25 Sep 2024

Anonymous, 25 Sep 2024You know most car companies are losing billions on EVs, right? If it was a conspiracy it is a ... moreThey thought countries will subsidy It. Didn't really happen.

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• Anonymous
• x04
• 25 Sep 2024

Anonymous, 25 Sep 2024Are these SSD chips going to last 30 years? Nope! Disposable cars with disposable batteries li... moreYou know most car companies are losing billions on EVs, right? If it was a conspiracy it is a very poor one

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• Anonymous
• 3HZ
• 25 Sep 2024

Are these SSD chips going to last 30 years? Nope! Disposable cars with disposable batteries like phones. It’s an industry conspiracy to sell us new cars every 5 years.

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• Igor
• mEQ
• 24 Sep 2024

Anonymous, 24 Sep 2024Any reason why the sequential writes are so low?Reliability, which the article mentions.
Slower write speed is likely how they are able to achieve reliability at the upper end of the -40..105C operating temperature range.

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• Greatness
• fXd
• 24 Sep 2024

Samsung leads the rest follow

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• Anonymous
• Iby
• 24 Sep 2024

Any reason why the sequential writes are so low?

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• igor
• n}C
• 24 Sep 2024

How else would a car store all the software that's packed into them to run multiple screens with their complex UIs + dashcam recording, etc.
Great to see such a huge range of operating temperatures.

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• Anonymous
• 0p}
• 24 Sep 2024

Didn't know car have SSDs, lol.

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