Silicon Motion Introduces SM2524XT PCIe Gen5 DRAM-Less SSD Controller

Silicon Motion unveils new SM2524XT PCIe 5 SSD Controller

Silicon Motion’s newest PCIe 5.0 SSD controller is 25% faster than its predecessor and much more efficient Silicon Motion has unveiled its new SM2524XT PCIe 5.0 SSD controller, a DRAMless controller that utilises a new 4-processor core architecture and supports new 4800 MT/s NAND chips. This new controller can deliver 14 GB/s speeds over a […] The post Silicon Motion unveils new SM2524XT PCIe 5 SSD Controller appeared first on OC3D.

Silicon Motion Introduces SM2524XT PCIe Gen5 DRAM-less SSD Controller

Silicon Motion has introduced the SM2524XT, a PCIe Gen5 DRAM-less SSD controller targeting AI PCs, edge AI systems, and workloads centered on local AI inference. The controller is engineered to meet the storage demands of KV cache-intensive workloads, where sustained random I/O performance and low-latency access are increasingly critical for continuous inference. Silicon Motion says that the SM2524XT can deliver sequential read speeds of up to 1…

New Silicon Motion SM2524XT chip brings 14 GB/s to mainstream SSDs — 6nm DRAMless controller boasts heavy AI PC optimization and slashes KV cache latency

Silicon Motion announces its SM2524XT mainstream SSD controller that promises 14 GB/s read speed, up to 2.5 million random IOPS, and sustained random performance.

Silicon Motion Unveils SM2524XT DRAMless PCIe Gen5 Controller for AI PCs

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation, one of the global leaders in NAND flash controllers for solid-state storage devices, on May 29th, announced the SM2524XT, a next-generation PCIe Gen5 DRAMless SSD controller purpose-built for AI inference and KV Cache-intensive workloads. The SM2524XT leverages a new four-processor-core architecture with PCIe Gen5 x4 and NAND interface speeds up to 4800 MT/s to achieve sequential read speeds up to 14 GB/s a…

Silicon Motion Introduces Advanced AI-Optimized SM2524XT PCIe Gen5 DRAMless SSD Controller for AI PCs

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