InnoGrit Corporation Announces Next-Generation PCIe Gen5 SSD Controller – Tacoma IG5669 Tacoma IG5669 - PCIe Gen5.0 x4 and NVMe 2.0 SSD controller solution with sequential read up to 14GB/s, sequential write up to 11GB/s and capacity up to 32TB.

Mushkin Redline VORTEX PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD Launched: Affordable Flagship Mushkin''s lineup of PCIe 4.0 SSDs has largely remained a Phison affair. The Delta series was based on the Phison E16 and the Gamma on the Phison E18. Recently, the company launched a new series of PCIe 4.0 SSDs - the Redline VORTEX. The key here seems to be the usage of a new SSD controller - the Innogrit Rainier IG5236. It appears to be taking over the flagship mantle from the Gamma - besting it in both read and write random access IOPS and also sequential read speeds.

Patriot P400 with Innogrit controller: just 2.5W PCIe 4.0 SSD Patriot P200 SSD was a notable SATA drive a few years ago, with 1 TB capacity for cheap and decent performance despite being DRAMless. After the NVMe switch with P300, this lineage has produced another interesting SSD: Patriot P400, with the 4 in the name indicating a move to the PCI Express 4.0 interface. For users with suitable motherboards, P400 could prove to be very intersting SSD, and one of the most power efficient yet.

InnoGrit’s Inexpensive SSD Controller Enables 7 GBps Reads InnoGrit has introduced its first controller designed for performance-mainstream SSDs that combine high performance and relatively low cost. The Rainier QX SSD controller is a cheaper version of the company's flagship IG5236 Rainier controller that still features a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface, fewer NAND channels, but supports ultra-high NAND interface speeds. As a result, drives based on the Rainier QX promise to provide performance on par with today's best SSDs — up to 7 GB/s read speeds.