Phison's PASCARI Drives Recognized at OCP Global Summit 2024

On October 10, 2024, Phison Electronics, a leader in NAND Flash technologies, announced that its Pascari D200V QLC and X200 TLC SSD products have received the OCP Inspired™ recognition from the Open Compute Project (OCP). This recognition is awarded to products that meet stringent specifications for efficiency, openness, impact, scale, and sustainability, and the drives are now featured on the OCP Marketplace. The Pascari D200V is notable for its high capacity, reaching up to 64TB, making it the largest capacity SSD available in the OCP Marketplace, and is positioned as a viable alternative to traditional cold storage solutions like HDDs. The OCP Global Summit 2024, themed 'From Ideas to Impact,' will feature discussions on optimization strategies for data center storage, including the adoption of QLC technology for AI applications. Phison's Imran Hirani is scheduled to speak at the summit, highlighting the importance of aligning with community-driven specifications to foster market entry and adoption of open solutions in the data center industry. The drives are designed to deliver reliable performance, with options for single and dual-port modes, and are available in U.2 and E3.S form factors. Phison's recognition by OCP underscores the growing demand for credible and efficient enterprise storage solutions. The launch of the Pascari series provides enterprises with a range of options to meet their unique performance and density requirements, enhancing value for data center networking and edge infrastructure applications. The D200V will be generally available to customers in Q1 2025, further solidifying Phison's position in the enterprise storage market.