45Drives – Introducing the Stornado F16: 16-Bay All-Flash Server for NVMe (or SATA & SAS)



For this week’s video, Brett is back to introduce the Stornado F16, our brand-new 16-bay all-flash NVMe server. Check out this video to learn more about the mechanical and electrical design decisions and how you can get your hands on this blazing, fast product.

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Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction
00:25 – Introducing the Stornado F16: 16-Bay All-Flash NVMe Server
01:12 – Mechanical Design of the Stornado F16
02:16 – Electrical Design of the Stornado F16
04:32 – Which Computer Electronics are Inside the Stornado F16
06:10 – Why Did We Develop the Stornado F16?
07:34 – Conclusion

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