
The SSD also boasts a disaster recovery feature that preserves data in the event of a power outage.
"We have created a very reliable drive for datacentres with high-performance, high-endurance and sharply reduced power consumption requirements, plus tremendous long-term value when the total cost of ownership is analysed," said Jim Elliott, vice president for memory marketing at Samsung Semiconductor.
"Our new enterprise SSD offers chief information officers and IT managers the ability to greatly improve storage reliability and capacity, while avoiding costly power and AC infrastructure upgrades in datacentres at or near capacity."
The firm has not unveiled any pricing or release information, other than that the drives would be out this quarter.