Backed by NVMe SSDs, Cyfuture Cloud delivers 25X processing speed than legacy SATA SSDs
Now give your audience an unparalleled user experience with NVMe protocols powered hosting solutions that minimize the latency compared to popular legacy solutions. NVMe protocols access high-speed storage media in all forms (U.2, M.2, AIC, EDSFF) and deliver the fastest response time.
NVMe uses low latency, and parallel data paths to the underlying media, similar to high-performance architecture. This results in significantly lower latency and higher performance compared to SATA and legacy SAS protocols.
NVMe supports I/O queues up to 65,535 each with 65,535 commands compared to SATA and legacy SAS protocols that support single queues, each with 32 and 254 entries.
Enjoy enhanced functionality, faster-loading speed, and enterprise-grade application offered by PCIe connected NVMe SSDs.
With the next-gen non-volatile storage, you never put your data at risk. Even in case of abrupt power failure, your data will never be compromised.
Storage solution of the future, NVMe risks no future-functionalities due to its advanced features. NVMe storage provides adequate processing speed needed by AI/ML systems, resulting in efficient AI/ML-based applications that deliver maximum value to the user.
NVMe storage solutions deliver higher performance while minimizing the power consumption than SATA-based storage. SSDs are already known for consuming less power. Taking it one step further, NVMe SSD power conservation rises up to 97% and saves developers a fortune.
Dual-port NVMe 1.3c compliant controller; PCIe 3.1
96 Layer 3D TLC NAND
1 and 3 DW/D2
MTFB rating of 2.5 million hours (projected)
Security Erase, Instant Security Erase, TCG Ruby, FIPS 140-2 validation (forthcoming)
128 namespaces, atomic writes, protection information, SGL, multiple sector sizes, NVMe-MI version 1.1
High-performance computing (HPC)
All mixed-use workloads
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Online transaction processing (OLTP)/Online analytical processing (OLAP) databases
Pattern recognition
Real-time analytics
Virtualization
NVMe supports I/O queues up to 65,535 each with 65,535 commands. On the other hand, SATA and legacy SAS protocols support single queues, each with 32 and 254 entries. Site owners can set up the maximum number of queues via the NVMe controller, depending on the expected workload and system configuration.
Businesses are run on data which is rising exponentially. The better your application can handle the data, the better results it will deliver. But even the high-performance SSDs connected via legacy protocols can lag while dealing with the fast and big data requirements of the day. NVMe is designed for high-performance and nonvolatile storage that helps us conceive what the future looks like.
Cyfuture Cloud offers PCIe form factor NVMe to its partners, which are high-performance and high-endurance storage solutions that deliver more value, speed, and longevity than any legacy connectors. These are well-suited for high-stake enterprise environments and provide exceptional scalability.
NVMe Hosting is a VPS (Virtual Private Server that runs on a dedicated server and uses NVMe solid-state storage with dedicated resources.
No, NVMe and SSD are different. They both have different R/W read and write speeds. NVMe is much faster that’s why the cloud providers offer NVMe SSD cloud hosting.
Yes, NVMe is best for databases. With its 3.5 GB/s speed, you will get better performance. Cyfuture Cloud offers the best NVMe hosting in all their cloud plans.
RAM can serve 1000 times faster than NVMe. Generally, NVMe is used in storing data whereas RAM is used as a short memory. RAM holds data until the CPU is powered on.
Disk space is used for storing web space. It offers an amount of room on a webserver to store the different types of content. Such as - text, images, databases, and code of your web/ mobile application.
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