Manufacturers offer that, in the form of TLC drives. Which are supported, unlike this hack which might cause data loss.
This gives you 120GB with 4000TB write endurance, but you can buy a 4TB TLC drive with 3000TB write endurance for $200.
This gives you 120GB with 4000TB write endurance, but you can buy a 4TB TLC drive with 3000TB write endurance for $200.
I’d be fascinated to hear any potential use cases for that level of endurance in modern data storage.
All flash arrays. Saying that, as I have a bunch of smaller (400GB) 2.5" SAS SSDs combined into larger all-flash arrays, with each one of those SSD's rated for about 30PB of endurance.
I'm expecting the servers to be dead by the time that endurance is exhausted though. ;)
By which point, they will be replaced for some new tech that will be cheaper, faster and more reliable and power efficient.