Renice industrial grade 4TB, 8TB, 16TB rugged 3U OpenVPX Solid-state drive storage device


Renice's industrial designed 3U VPX interface SSD storage device, supporting SATA/NVMe/SRIO protocol, maximum capacity up to 16TB. For more information, please contact May Lau at may@renice-tech.com for more information

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