Beyond the limits! Phison’s latest SSD solution boosts data reading speed by leaps and bounds

At the FMS 2023 flash memory exhibition, Phison demonstrated their latest top-level client SSD solution: PS5026-E26 Max14um Gen5 SSD. This SSD not only has a significant breakthrough in performance, but also uses innovative heat dissipation technology to provide users with a more excellent storage experience

This PS5026-E26 Max14um One of the compelling features of the Gen5 SSD is its amazing read speeds. It is understood that the SSD uses the E26 master control exclusively developed by Phison and Micron’s high-speed 2400 MT/s flash memory. With the support of different motherboards, its sequential read speeds can reach 14.2 GB/s and 14.7 GB/s, while random read speeds and write speeds have reached 1500K IOPS and 1600K IOPS respectively. These excellent performance data will significantly improve users' data transfer efficiency in high-load working environments

This SSD introduces Frore Systems' innovative cooling technology - AirJet Mini. By generating airflow through a micro-diaphragm, this solid-state active cooling technology can effectively reduce the operating temperature of the SSD. The technology was first unveiled at CES 2023 and has now been successfully used in the PS5026-E26 Max14um Gen5 SSD

From what I understand, the AirJet Mini module is for fanless and Designed for thin and light laptops, each module can dissipate 1W power consumption into 5.25W power consumption to ensure that the SSD maintains a suitable temperature when running under high load

PS5026-E26 Max14um Gen5 displayed by Phison SSD has undoubtedly made a major breakthrough in the field of storage technology. Its excellent performance and innovative cooling technology have made it a shining star in the field of high-performance computing and mobile devices, and will play an important role in various fields in the future

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