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[2513.62 --> 2514.54] We're talking about... |
[2514.54 --> 2519.08] At first, when he had his first gasp, I was like, oh, is this like NDA stuff? |
[2519.08 --> 2526.16] I'm assuming it's probably just like we said something and then news came out later and that thing is no longer the case. |
[2526.16 --> 2533.90] What I'm assuming it is is the first line of this, which is probably all he got into, says Samsung has launched the largest capacity NVMe solid-state drive to date at 8 terabytes. |
[2534.02 --> 2538.12] So we probably said the largest capacity solid-state drive is bleh. |
[2538.42 --> 2539.38] And now it's been defeated. |
[2539.60 --> 2539.98] Probably. |
[2540.34 --> 2540.70] Wrecked. |
[2540.70 --> 2542.68] Probably something like that. |
[2542.76 --> 2549.50] Each one of these things has 16 layers of 256 gigabit VNAND with 3 bits per second cells. |
[2550.02 --> 2555.46] Samsung is planning to launch another version later this year with 512 gigabit VNAND cells. |
[2556.40 --> 2556.86] Ooh, dang. |
[2557.70 --> 2564.00] This allows for 576 terabytes of storage to be put into 2U rack servers. |
[2564.00 --> 2566.64] 576 terabytes. |
[2567.02 --> 2567.82] In 2U. |
[2568.22 --> 2568.84] In 2U. |
[2569.42 --> 2570.74] So that's like that, right? |
[2570.74 --> 2572.08] About there. |
[2573.12 --> 2574.10] That's like a 1. |
[2574.28 --> 2575.18] That's probably like a 2. |
[2575.48 --> 2576.32] 4s are like... |
[2576.32 --> 2577.92] So like a Storinator. |
[2578.92 --> 2579.88] That's a 2U, right? |
[2580.10 --> 2580.76] Or is that a 3U? |
[2582.06 --> 2583.20] I thought those were 4. |
[2583.52 --> 2584.18] Ah, whatever. |
[2584.80 --> 2585.02] Okay. |
[2585.54 --> 2588.12] I haven't handled them nearly as much as Linus has, so I'm not sure. |
[2588.12 --> 2589.90] Did something just come up that asked me if I was a child? |
[2591.28 --> 2592.24] On his screen? |
[2592.54 --> 2593.92] I think it said, are you a child? |
[2594.20 --> 2594.84] Yes or no? |
[2597.22 --> 2598.48] 45 drive Storinator. |
[2598.70 --> 2599.30] Let me see here. |
[2599.34 --> 2602.28] I'm actually quite interested because people are fairly familiar with that size. |
[2602.36 --> 2602.56] Yeah. |
[2603.10 --> 2605.14] Well, that's like a very standard server size. |
[2605.32 --> 2605.78] It is. |
[2606.22 --> 2608.16] I just don't remember which version of it is. |
[2608.92 --> 2610.06] Build and price storage server. |
[2610.26 --> 2612.66] I think the XL60 is what we have. |
[2613.36 --> 2613.76] XL60. |
[2614.26 --> 2614.72] I think. |
[2615.36 --> 2615.76] Base. |
[2617.34 --> 2618.08] Can you tell me? |
[2618.68 --> 2619.06] For you. |
[2619.06 --> 2619.42] Yeah. |
[2619.64 --> 2619.96] For you. |
[2620.06 --> 2620.24] Okay. |
[2620.38 --> 2622.12] So like half the size of a Storinator. |
[2622.30 --> 2622.48] Yeah. |
[2622.68 --> 2623.40] That's pretty dank. |
[2623.68 --> 2623.90] Yeah. |
[2624.00 --> 2626.18] For like that much storage and it's all SSD. |
[2626.46 --> 2630.78] You'll probably pay for like this building a couple times. |
[2631.10 --> 2631.38] Yeah. |
[2631.44 --> 2631.60] Yeah. |
[2631.66 --> 2635.00] In what I'm assuming the cost of this thing will be. |
[2635.20 --> 2635.42] Me? |
[2635.94 --> 2636.24] Yes. |
[2636.64 --> 2636.84] Yeah. |
[2637.16 --> 2637.40] Dang. |
[2637.72 --> 2638.78] It runs on NVMe. |
[2638.92 --> 2643.98] It runs on the NVMe 1.3 protocol and has support for PCI 4.0. |
[2644.48 --> 2644.74] Dang. |
[2645.10 --> 2645.48] Dang. |
[2646.02 --> 2646.46] Dang. |
[2646.70 --> 2647.58] That's pretty crazy. |
[2647.58 --> 2649.00] Is that even like standard yet? |
[2649.12 --> 2649.40] No. |
[2649.74 --> 2650.60] As far as I know, no. |
[2651.04 --> 2651.58] That's pretty sick. |
[2651.64 --> 2655.16] Can apparently withstand 1.3 drive rights per day. |
[2656.42 --> 2656.82] What? |
[2658.96 --> 2663.76] Equating more than 10 terabytes of rights daily for the three year warranty period. |
[2664.30 --> 2664.88] Holy cow. |
[2664.88 --> 2666.00] 10 terabytes daily? |
[2666.00 --> 2666.26] Yeah. |
[2666.26 --> 2668.54] This is like super not a consumer product. |
[2668.68 --> 2669.40] Holy crap. |
[2669.52 --> 2670.48] It's not for you. |
[2670.62 --> 2672.36] I know at least one person. |
[2672.64 --> 2675.40] I don't know if he's watching right now, but Looney from the forum is like, give me. |
[2675.74 --> 2676.84] It's not for you, Looney. |
[2677.22 --> 2677.58] Okay? |
[2678.10 --> 2680.42] It's for like the Zuck. |
[2681.04 --> 2681.40] Yeah. |
[2682.58 --> 2682.94] Yeah. |
[2683.36 --> 2684.08] You want to talk about this one? |
[2684.16 --> 2685.42] Bethesda suing Warner Bros? |
[2686.22 --> 2686.58] Yeah. |
[2686.74 --> 2688.16] I saw the title. |
[2688.24 --> 2689.36] I didn't really look into it too much. |
[2690.10 --> 2690.30] Okay. |
[2690.74 --> 2691.22] Neither have I. |
[2691.28 --> 2692.44] So we're in a great boat right now. |
[2693.02 --> 2693.92] Bethesda sues Warner Bros. |
[2693.92 --> 2695.44] Bethesda Software is suing Warner Bros. |
[2695.56 --> 2700.36] And Fallout Shelter co-developer Behavior Interactive over the recent released Westworld |
[2700.36 --> 2702.22] mobile game alleging it's a blatant ripoff. |
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