SK Hynix has released its new Platinum P41 SSD, which is its first consumer-based drive to use its latest 176-layer flash. This has allowed the SSD to produce some astonishingly fast random read and write speeds, well over 1 million IOPS.
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Two years ago, SK Hynix made a splash in in the storage scene with its Gold P31 SSD family, which at the time was the first to incorporate 128-layer NAND flash memory. Fast forward to today and SK Hynix is looking to cannonball into the super high-speed storage sector with its Platinum P41 line delivering sequential read of speeds of up to