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hardware canucks CES coverage is made possible by our partner Nvidia it is also made possible thanks to Corsair fantex and NCIX ever since OCC has been acquired by Toshiba the company's future is looking better than ever especially with the Shiva's background in flash you guys going to be super excited about the new River Drive 400 from OCC this is their first nvme M that to SSD and this is important because so far MDOT to SSDs have been restricted to satis beats and now the reward drive 400 has four lanes of PCI e 3.0 bandwidth over the m de 2 connector and comes with that optional mother port adapter so far your options for nvme drives has been the Intel 750 SSD or the Samsung 950 Pro so it's really good to have these type of competitive options the Reaver drive 400 was born thanks to the Sheba's next gen 15 nanometer flash and it has been an action for their enterprise solutions on the sheba side and we're very happy to see this make its way for the consumer product speed wise you're looking at 2600 megabytes per second for sequential reads and 1600 megabytes per second for writes and crazy I ops performance for maintain consistent speeds as well capacities will be available in up to one terabyte and these drives will be available in the first quarter of this year and one more cool item we got to see a Mishima was world's first 256 gigabyte TLC 3d Land 48 layer wafer this is really cool because of technical challenges toshiba has to face creating these but they come with better power efficiency improve durability and faster and NAND programming and the fact that these are in production may hint at eventual integration into the consumer division of the Shiba aka OCC