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Made for the big demands of challenging data center workloads, Micron SSDs deliver high performance and reliability. Micron SSDs boast superior data protection, and they’ve been designed to provide optimal endurance that supports data center infrastructure over the long haul. Tame the high demands of data center workloads today and tomorrow with industry-leading Micron solutions. Micron SSDs are built for performance, efficiency, and low latency. Our SSDs are available in SATA and PCIe® NVMe™ form factors. Enterprise SSDs are best for big data, OLTP, virtualization & VDI, cloud storage, artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML)/deep learning (DL) training and caching.
Looking for consumer-grade SSDs? Discover our NVMe, SATA, and external SSDs for gamers, creatives, and tech enthusiasts seeking to enhance their home computing experience.
Enterprise SSDs, also known as data center SSDs or server-grade SSDs, are storage devices designed specifically for use in enterprise environments, such as data centers or server systems. Enterprise SSDs are built to handle heavy workloads, offer high endurance, reliability, and performance. These SSDs are tailored to meet the demands of mission-critical applications and large-scale data processing tasks.
Each Micron product has a “specifications” section on its product page, where you will find warranty details. For more information about warranties and returns, or to contact customer support, visit our support contact page.
Enterprise SSDs are designed for heavier workloads and are typically more durable, reliable, and have higher endurance ratings compared to consumer-grade SSDs. They also often come with advanced features like power-loss protection and enterprise-level support. While enterprise SSDs can technically be used for consumer purposes, they tend to cost more. Conversely, using consumer SSDs in servers or data centers is ill-advised because they lack key features needed for heavy workloads. Consumer SSDs may not withstand the rigorous demands of server environments, increasing the risk of data loss and system downtime.
Endurance refers to the amount of data that can be written to the SSD over its lifetime. In enterprise environments with heavy workloads, high endurance is crucial to ensure longevity and reliability. Consider the workload and expected write patterns to determine the appropriate endurance for your needs.
To learn more about our Micron server SSDs visit https://www.micron.com/products/ssd/usage/data-center-ssd. Or, to find select compatible server SSDs for your system, visit Micron’s product selector.