NVMe SSD form factors

NVMe SSDs come in a variety of form factors, with specific versions required depending on the use case or application.

•    Personal/Client products use BGA and M.2 form factors.
•    Data centre/Server applications use M.2, U.2, U.3 and EDSFF form factors.
•    The EDSFF (Enterprise and Data Centre SSD Form Factor) is being developed to offer a dynamic range of form factors and standards that share the same protocol (NVMe), the same interface (PCIe) and use their own edge connector (SFF-TA-1002), pinout and functions (SFF-TA-1009).


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