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NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a data transfer protocol designed specifically for use with flash memory-based storage such as SSDs. It replaces traditional data transfer protocols such as SATA (Serial ATA) and allows more efficient use of flash memory power, providing high data transfer speed and low latency.
The NVMe protocol works directly with PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) buses, allowing devices that support NVMe to achieve significantly higher performance compared to standard HDD or SSD connected via SATA. It uses parallel processing to provide fast access to data, supports a greater number of simultaneous read/write operations, and provides minimal latency.
NVMe is an advanced standard for SSD technologies, allowing for extremely fast data transfer, reduced load times and task execution. It is widely used in modern computers, servers and other devices where the speed of data access is of great importance.
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