P63837-B21 HPE 7.68TB NVMe Gen4 High Performance Read Intensive SFF BC U.3 CM7 SSD

HPE 7.68TB CM7 NVMe Gen4 SFF BC U.3 SSD, high-performance read-intensive enterprise solid state drive. Built for HPE ProLiant Gen10 Plus & Gen11 servers, delivering ultra-low latency and stable high read throughput for data warehouse and cold archive workloads.

The HPE CM7 enterprise-grade U.3 SSD features 7.68TB enterprise capacity and next-generation NVMe Gen4 interface, designed specifically for high-performance read-intensive data center workloads. Delivering outstanding sequential read speeds and consistent IOPS performance, this drive effectively accelerates data querying, archiving and content delivery tasks.

Adopting the standard SFF 2.5-inch Basic Carrier (BC) form factor, this CM7 SSD is fully validated and compatible with HPE ProLiant Gen10 Plus and Gen11 server platforms. With optimized enterprise firmware and reliable NAND flash technology, it supports 24/7 uninterrupted data center operation, providing stable and durable storage performance for large-scale enterprise deployments.

Equipped with advanced end-to-end data integrity protection and power loss protection mechanisms, the drive prevents data corruption and loss during unexpected power outages. Rated for enterprise-level endurance with 1 DWPD and 14,016 TB total lifetime writes, it ensures long-term stable operation for cold data storage, data warehousing, media libraries and backup repositories.

• Capacity: 7.68TB
• Interface: NVMe Gen4, U.3 universal high-speed interface
• Workload Type: High Performance Read Intensive
• Form Factor: SFF 2.5 inch, Basic Carrier (BC)
• HPE CM7 series enterprise reliable controller
• Ultra-low latency, sustained high read IOPS and throughput
• Max power consumption: 24W, efficient enterprise power design
• Enterprise endurance: 1 DWPD, 14016 TBW lifetime writes
• Hot-pluggable design for easy server maintenance and upgrade
• Advanced power loss protection & full data integrity check
• Optimized for data warehouse, cold archive and media storage workloads