Firmware Integrity Plus™

Maintaining multiple firmware images within a solid-state drive (SSD) is a fundamental capability that underscores the security and reliability of Exascend’s SSD solutions. The core objective of this feature is to ensure uninterrupted SSD operation during firmware updates, error resolution, or instances of firmware corruption. Here is a concise overview of how Exascend leverages multiple firmware images in our SSDs:

Firstly, the presence of multiple firmware images means that our SSDs internally store redundant copies of firmware, including the currently active version. When a firmware update is required or if issues arise, Exascend’s SSDs can seamlessly switch to an alternate firmware image, either automatically or manually, guaranteeing device continuity and safeguarding data integrity.

Secondly, the availability of multiple firmware images significantly enhances SSD reliability. In cases where errors occur during the update process or if the current firmware encounters problems, our SSDs can effortlessly revert to a backup image without risking device failure or data loss. This capability is of paramount importance for critical data storage and enterprise-level applications.

Lastly, Exascend typically preloads multiple firmware images into our SSDs, which are then updated during firmware upgrades. This eliminates the need for users to create or manage their own backups, as they can rely on the SSD’s built-in functionality.

At Exascend, our commitment to delivering SSD solutions with multiple firmware images ensures both the security and continuity of your data, reinforcing our dedication to providing reliable and robust storage solutions.