KIOXIA CM7-R Series 2.5-inch Enterprise NVMe Read Intensive SSD 7.68TB (SIE model) (KCMYXRUG7T68)

KIOXIA CM7-R Series 2.5-inch Enterprise NVMe Read Intensive SSD 7.68TB (SIE model) (KCMYXRUG7T68)

Brand: Kioxia | Category: Enterprise SSDs

SKU: KCMYXRUG7T68 | Part #: KCMYXRUG7T68 | MPN: KCMYXRUG7T68

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About the KIOXIA CM7-R Series 2.5-inch Enterprise NVMe Read Intensive SSD 7.68TB (SIE model) (KCMYXRUG7T68)

The KIOXIA CM7-R Series KCMYXRUG7T68 is a 2.5-inch enterprise NVMe SSD with 7.68 TB of capacity. This SIE model belongs to the read-intensive CM7-R line and is built on BiCS FLASH TLC memory, with a rated endurance of 1 DWPD (drive write per day).

The drive uses a PCIe 5.0 interface with the NVMe 2.0 protocol and supports a maximum interface speed of 128 GT/s, configurable as PCIe Gen5 single x4 or dual x2. It comes in a 2.5-inch form factor with 15 mm thickness.

As a read-intensive enterprise SSD, it suits servers and storage systems where workloads are dominated by reads rather than writes, such as content delivery, data analytics and other read-heavy data center applications. The dual-port option makes it suitable for storage platforms designed around redundant data paths.

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Technical Specifications

BrandKioxia
CategoryEnterprise SSDs
SKUKCMYXRUG7T68
Part NumberKCMYXRUG7T68
ConditionNew
Capacity7.680TB
Form Factor2.5"
InterfaceDual x2
SpeedRead:14000 Mb/s,Write:6750 Mb/s
Manufacturer Part NumberKCMYXRUG7T68
Capacity7.68 TB
Form Factor2.5-inch, 15 mm thickness
InterfacePCIe® 5.0, NVMe™ 2.0
Maximum Interface Speed128 GT/s (PCIe® Gen5 single x4, dual x2)
Flash Memory TypeBiCS FLASH™ TLC
Endurance1 DWPD

Frequently Asked Questions about KIOXIA CM7-R Series 2.5-inch Enterprise NVMe Read Intensive SSD 7.68TB (SIE model) (KCMYXRUG7T68)

What workloads is the Kioxia CM7-R 7.680TB 2.5 Inch Dual x2 SSD designed for?

Enterprise mixed-use and read-intensive workloads — including transactional databases, AI inference data, virtualisation, hyperconverged storage, and analytics. Endurance is rated for continuous operation, not consumer-style burst use.