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# Kioxia and Dell Pack 157PB Into Single Storage Rack

November 12, 2026 at 11:14 AM

> Kioxia and Dell have developed a high-density storage solution for AI data centers, fitting 157 petabytes into a single 42U rack cabinet.

Kioxia has announced a significant storage density milestone by packing 157 petabytes of capacity into a single rack cabinet. Developed in collaboration with Dell, the solution utilizes 640 enterprise-grade NVMe SSDs to achieve this massive data footprint.

The system architecture consists of 16 Dell PowerEdge R7725xd servers housed in an industry-standard 42U rack. Each server is equipped with 40 Kioxia LC9 Series drives, with each individual SSD providing a high-density storage capacity of 245.76 terabytes.

Designed specifically for AI data centers, this hardware configuration addresses the growing demand for compact, high-volume storage. By maximizing density within a standard rack, Kioxia and Dell aim to optimize infrastructure for data-intensive workloads.



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