U went too hardcore 🙂 I recently ordered for one of our business partners IBM/Lenovo x3950 X6 with 8 x 18Core Xeon and 4TB DDR4 RAM, with 4 x NVME Accelerators and 2 x Tesla K80s for their solution to customer. Customer is doing some huge renders, 5 architects work on this server raping him, but there was nothing close to even 100GB Per second, because no single hardware can push that speed. Only virtualized IBM High End flash with some insane clustering. and u push 2TB per sec? Do you work on NASA Servers? 😀

Imagine database around 100TB in a medium bank, which does billion of operations per second and u need some cache to swap currently working part of the database and times matter. For the bank/ISP/GSM operator 15 seconds and 12 seconds difference matter a lot, it’s a question of millions. so 5k USD for a SSD drive which saves you million is nothing 🙂

Brilliant thinking and brilliand discussion!!!

120TB per minute is too much .. even NASA or GOOGle cant provide that B/W. Drop down to 1980x and you should be ok.

this is not going to save you then 🙂

you need 2TB per second
this has 5.5GB per second.

that’s ~400 times less. Uff. Not some percent here or there, entire 400 times.