Latest Hitachi SSD Uses Intel Technology

[HardOCP News]

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies today announced its new Ultrastar* enterprise-class solid state drive (SSD) family, the industry’s first to use 25-nanometer (nm) single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash. The Ultrastar SSD400S.B family combines Hitachi’s proven enterprise hard disk drive (HDD) expertise with Intel’s extensive capabilities in developing high-endurance SLC NAND flash memory and advanced SSD technology.

 

[DeathPrincess]

It's good they are continuing making disks...but, whyyy did you sell the spining disk part to a shitty company!

 

[wiseoracle]

Hitachi isn't a shitty company. I have one of their drives and it's reliable and quiet.


You just need to get over the old 60GXP thing which happened what 10 years ago. A lot has changed.

 

[DeathPrincess]

Hitachi isn't a shitty company. I have one of their drives and it's reliable and quiet.


You just need to get over the old 60GXP thing which happened what 10 years ago. A lot has changed.

I know hitachi isn't a shitty company. Just the spinning disk part was recently bought by a shitty company...WD

After samsung got bought out I have no idea who to buy drives from anymore...you have a choice of crap performance (WD) or crap reliability (Seagate).

 

[wiseoracle]

WD Black series are plenty fast. It's just the Blue or Green series performance is crap, but are generally crap performance because their just storage drives.

 

[Snowknight26]

Guess my 200GB Ultrastar SSD400S (HUSSL4020ASS600) is now obsolete. Anyone want it for $1000?