Overview

• Requires separate purchase of a QX310 receiving frame
• FIPS 140-2 L2 Certified by NIST, the same standard used by the U.S. government to keep data secure
• Thousands of removal/insertion cycles (compare to tens of cycles for bare SSDs)
• QX310 v2 smart thermal design optimizes acoustic performance
• Enhanced signal integrity in v2 assures consistent, high performance
• Rugged metal construction

Robust removability for M.2 and U.2 PCIe/NVMe SSDs

Thousands of removal insertion cycles provide years of reliable performance (compared to the tens of insertions found in competitive alternatives) while protecting data at the full speed and potential of your system.

High speed PCIe/NVMe speeds for data transport, offloading, and ingestion

Use the QX310 to move your data the fast way at up to PCIe Gen 3 speeds with physical drive removal and ingestion. It's faster than transfering your data to the cloud or over your local network. 

FIPS 140-2 L2

FIPS 140-2 L2 includes AES 256-bit encryption and random key generation at the hardware level, ensuring fast file access without any overhead. When combined with third-party pre-boot authentication, your data is protected from physical theft. 

Address critical data governance and privacy requirements

This DP27 storage module is FIPS 140-2 L2 Certified by NIST and is NIAP listed. These are the same standards used by the U.S. government to keep data secure to meet requirements imposed by CMMC, HIPAA, GDPR, GLBA, PCI-DSS, and CCPA.

Prevent theft and loss

The QX310 receiving frame has a built-in lock so you can secure the QX310 storage module into the system and prevent theft or loss.

Ideal for small form factor applications

Maximize the use of space in small PCs, mobile systems, and surveillance systems. The QX310 fits into any 3.5-inch bay or even unused 5.25-inch bays with an adapter bracket. 

Fast and consistent throughput

The QX310 metal frame and storage module, along with its fan, are designed for maximum airflow and heat dissipation, protecting your data and reducing the chance of data speed throttling.