Nimbus Data ExaDrive DC100 SSD boasts 100TB capacity

[HEXUS]

Beyond the attractive capacity, Nimbus says this is the most energy efficient SSD ever.

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[Ttaskmaster]

But how much energy would I have to put into working hard to earn enough money to buy the darn thing, do you think?
Doesn't sound very efficient from that perspective...

[tonyd2233]

SATA interface... once you go M.2...

[Lord Midas]

Ooo, I might be able to install my Steam library at last!!

[Kushan]

I find it frustrating that the datacentre is getting larger and larger SSD's while the technology just isn't trickling down to the retail market.

We're getting faster drives, at least, but sub-128GB SSDs are still common and 1TB SSDs are still a bit of a luxury.

[FromUSA]

It's the Nimbus 2000

[ByteMyAscii]

SATA interface... once you go M.2...

That amount of storage just requires more physical space.
However there isn't as I see a reason why it couldn't be in a 2-slot PCI-E version.
Unless that is to follow later, with this being for compatibility.

Is the nearest competing product actually similar.
That would explain it.

[Output]

It's the Nimbus 2000

"Yer an SSD, Harry."