The brand new Indilinx Everest controller

[Anvil]

Link to press release

Indilinx Everest Platform Complete Feature-Set:
•SATA Revision 3.0 – Supports 6Gbps, 3Gbps, and 1.5Gbps interface speeds
•Dual Core ARM CPU
•1TB Maximum Capacity
•High Sequential Speeds
•High Transactional Performance - Optimized for 4K to 16K Compressed Files
•Up to 8 Channels of ONFI 2.0/Toggle 1.0 Flash at up to 200MT/s with up to 16-way Interleaving
•Advanced BCH ECC engine -over 70 bits per defined sector
•400 MHz DDR3 DRAM Cache Interface with Support for up to 512MB
•Proprietary Ndurance Technology
•Enhanced Power Fail Protection
•Supports up to 1xnm Node NAND Flash with 1, 2, or 3 bits per cell
•Efficient NAND Flash Management – Dynamic and Static Wear-Leveling, and Background Garbage Collection
•Boot Time Reduction Optimizations – Collaborative Platform Development
•NCQ Support up to 32 Queue Depth
•End-to-End Data Protection
•TRIM Support
•Numerous Over-Provisioning Options
•Industry Standard SMART Reporting

The Indilinx Everest SSD platform is now available to OEMs for validation.


It's looking pretty good based on the feature set.

[Computurd]

very interesting, is this the JetStream under a different name??!! man ive been waiting for jetstream to see what it offers before i upgrade my array...

•Proprietary Ndurance Technology

oh god not throttling!

[Anvil]

Hopefully they wont deal with throttling

Not sure why they are phrasing the optimized for compressed files like they do, the 4K-16K range is also pretty strange.

Unless they do compression or de-duplication it would have to handle any data just the same as every other non-compressing controller?