Greenliant brings high endurance to NVMe M.2 ArmourDrive SSDs

Operating between –40 and +95 degrees Celsius, NVMe M.2 ArmourDrive EX Series SSDs offer high reliability and long-term support required by leading customers in aerospace and defence, industrial, transportation, and networking.

Greenliant is also sampling upgraded NVMe M.2 2242 / 2280 ArmourDrive PX Series SSDs with high-quality industrial three-bit-per-cell (TLC) 3D NAND that support 5,000 P/E cycles. Optimised for high performance and low power consumption, both EX and PX series products provide the convenience of removability. Offered from popular 2280 (GLS88AS) to small 2242 (GLS88CS) form factors and available in a wide range of capacities, these single-sided, thin-profile SSDs are ideal for space-constrained designs.

Equipped with high-security features and AES-256 hardware encryption support, GLS88AS / GLS88CS SSDs have been designed to protect and securely store data. With advanced add-on features, such as secure data erase, hardware write protection, and debug ports, these SSDs meet and exceed the requirements of storage systems built for mission-critical applications.

Benefits of GLS88AS / GLS88CS NVMe M.2 ArmourDrive SSDs:

• High endurance: achieve 75K, 150K P/E cycles (EX Series), 5K P/E cycles (PX Series)
• Industrial temperature: operate from –40°C to +95°C (Tc = case surface temperature)
• High performance: reach up to 2,390/1,780 MB/s read/write
• Low power: consume as low as 1,330mW when active
• Data security: support AES-256 hardware encryption, Crypto Erase, Secure Erase

NVMe M.2 2280 ArmourDrive (GLS88AS) SSDs support the PCIe Gen3x4 interface, and are available in capacities from 40GB to 640GB (EX Series) and 120GB to 1.92TB (PX Series). NVMe M.2 2242 ArmourDrive (GLS88CS) SSDs support the PCIe Gen3x2 interface, and are available in capacities from 20GB to 320GB (EX Series) and 60GB to 960GB (PX Series).

Availability

Greenliant is sampling NVMe M.2 2242 and 2280 ArmourDrive EX and PX series SSDs to early engagement customers now, and expects to start volume shipping in the first half of 2025.