As we head further into 2025, the landscape for DDR4 memory is undergoing a notable transformation. While DDR4 remains a key component in many existing server infrastructures, several market trends are reshaping its future.
Here's a closer look at what is driving the shift and what it means for businesses and OEM server designs.
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Micron has announced that the Micron 2550 NVMe SSD will be going end-of-life (EOL) and its replacement drive is the Micron 2650 NVMe SSD.
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Micron recently announced that the Micron 9400 series is approaching end of life (EOL). The series will be replaced with the upcoming Micron 9550data center SSD.
Micron recently announced that the new Micron 3500 NVMe SSD is in production. This drive will serve as the replacement to the previous Micron 3400 series that is going EOL (end of life).
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Micron recently announced that the new 7500 NVMe SSD is in production. This drive will serve as the replacement to the 7450 series in U.3 and U.2 15mm form factors.
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The latest solid state drive (SSD) releases from Micron - the 6500 ION and the XTR - are both high-performance and high-efficiency NVMe SSDs.
Combining the two enables data centers to reliably scale their storage, control their operating costs, and improve their environmental sustainability.
Micron recently announced that the Micron 2450 NVMe SSD will be going end-of-life (EOL), and will be replaced by the upcoming Micron 2550 NVMe SSD.
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Micron recently announced that the new 9400 NVMe SSD is in production as of the beginning of 2023. This drive will serve as the replacement to the previous 9300 series that is EOL (end of life) as of 2022.
Micron recently announced that the 5300 SATA SSD is going EOL (End of Life) soon. First launched in 2019, Micron's 10th generation data center SATA SSD has been on the market for 3 years and it is now time to begin the EOL process. This drive is being replaced by the Micron 5400 SATA SSD, an advanced SATA SSD that is also the world's first with 176-layer NAND.
Around the turn of the century disk drive manufacturers started the transformation of previous disk drive interfaces to SATA. If your application was boot drive or system disk, the choice for interface for one drive would be SATA. In 2008, advancements had been made on the SATA interface to reach speeds of 600 megabytes per second (MB/s) which was referred to as SATA III.
