Sandisk introduces NAS SSDs for fast, high-endurance storage for prosumers and small businesses. Sandisk states it has engineered its new NAS 600 SATA and NAS 800 NVMe SSDs to deliver reliable, consistent performance and scalability required for today’s demanding multi-user network-attached storage (NAS) environments.
Sandisk NAS 600 SATA SSD – Optimized for creative professionals and small businesses modernizing NAS by replacing HDDs with SSDs or accelerating by adding a solid-state cache or tier, the Sandisk NAS 600 SATA SSD delivers high endurance with up to 2,500 TBW (4TB model) and up to 2.25M hours MTTF1 to support demanding multi-user workloads. Its 2.5″/7mm SATA form factor integrates into existing 3.5″ NAS drive bays supporting 2.5” SSDs, delivering sequential reads up to 560MB/s with no mechanical noise, making it an accessible upgrade path from HDDs. Designed for reliability in multi-drive and RAID configurations, it helps ensure consistent, responsive performance in collaborative environments and content-rich workflows while helping to lower TCO by improving productivity. Available in high-endurance models from 500GB up to 4TB[4].
Sandisk NAS 800 NVMe SSD is designed for deploying all-flash and hybrid NAS running demanding or business critical workloads, the Sandisk NAS 800 NVMe SSD with PCIe 5.0 is engineered with a high-endurance rating of up to 14 PBW1 (7.68TB) for caching, storage tiering, or as primary storage. It delivers up to 2.3M/2M IOPS3 random read/write speeds (3.84TB) and sequential read/write speeds up to 14,900/13,200MB/s3 (1.92TB) for multiuser collaborative environments, databases, virtualization, content creation, or agentic AI. It reliably performs in demanding NAS environments and is tested with many leading NAS systems for M.2 2280 compatibility. Choose capacities from 960GB to 7.68TB4 with Sandisk TLC 3D NAND.
The increasing emphasis on private cloud integration, local and AI data management and control is helping to drive demand for reliable storage solutions that can help protect valuable content and business-critical data.
“The way users employ NAS has fundamentally changed. Today’s prosumers, creative professionals, and small businesses are managing larger datasets, collaborating across teams, and relying on systems that need to perform around the clock. We built the Sandisk NAS portfolio to meet those evolving demands, giving users SSDs that make it easy to modernize existing NAS environments or unlock the performance of all-flash deployments,” said Anil Moolchandani, vice president, product management at Sandisk.
Both SSDs are available from September Sandisk.com/NAS
