OceanDisk 300P PCIe 4.0 Series SSD
The Recommended Choice for Enterprise SSDs in Data Centers
The Recommended Choice for Enterprise SSDs in Data Centers
OceanDisk 300P PCIe 4.0 Series SSD
OceanDisk 300P PCIe 4.0 series SSDs are enterprises PCIe 4.0 SSDs developed by Huawei to meet the rapid growth of storage capacity. They feature high performance, high reliability, and easy O&M. They are the recommended choice for enterprise SSDs in data centers. It meets the storage requirements of various industries, such as enterprise IT, finance, Internet, carrier, smart manufacturing, and AI big model. It helps improve productivity and provides efficient SSD solutions for different data read and write workloads.
High Performance
High Reliability
Easy O&M
Specifications
| Model | Huawei OceanDisk 300P PCIe 4.0 SSD | ||||
| Form Factor | U.2 2.5-inch | ||||
| Interface | PCIe 4.0 @ U.2 | ||||
| NVMe Protocol | NVMe 2.0 | ||||
| NAND Flash | 3D TLC | ||||
| Available Capacity | 3.2 TB | 3.84 TB | 6.4 TB | 7.68 TB | 15.36 TB |
| Sequential Read/Write Bandwidth @ 128KB | 7,500/7,000 MB/s | ||||
| Random Read/Write IOPS @ 4KB | 1,800/700 k | 1,800/350 k | 1,800/900 k | 1,800/400 k | 1,800/450 k |
| Average Read/Write Latency @ 1QD | 60/8 µs | 60/8 µs | 60/8 µs | 60/9 µs | 60/9 µs |
| Endurance1 | 3 DWPD, 5 years | 1 DWPD, 5 years | 3 DWPD, 5 years | 1 DWPD, 5 years | 1 DWPD, 5 years |
| Max. Data Written2 | 17.52 PBW | 7.008 PBW | 35.04 PBW | 14.016 PBW | 28.032 PBW |
| Weight (g) | ＜200 g | ||||
| Average Power Consumption (Idle, Active) | ＜5 W (Idle), 15 W (Active) | ||||
| Reliability | Meantime between failures (MTBF): 2.5 million hours Annual failure rate (AFR): ≤ 0.35% Uncorrectable bit error rate (UBER): 10-18 |
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| Temperature | Non-operational: –40ºC to 85ºC (–40°F to 185ºF) Operational: 0ºC to 83ºC(32ºF to 181.4ºF) |
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| TRIM | Supported | ||||
| Power Failure Protection | Supported | ||||
| Chip Failure Protection | Supported | ||||
| Certifications | China: RoHS; Europe: WEEE & RoHS & REACH & CE; Northern America: NRTL; Canada: IC; Japan: VCCI; Australia: RCM; Member States of IEEE: CB; UK: UKCA |
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1 The DWPD is tested according to the JESD219 standard. An SSD can be used for five years if the DWDP stays below the specified vale. Otherwise, the SDD service life will be affected.
2 Max. Data Written: measured by petabyte writes (PBW).