Micron announces 3610 SSD, the industry-first PCIe 5.0 QLC SSD available to OEMs — offers 4TB storage in a compact single-sided M.2 2230, offers 11,000 MB/s and 9,300 MB/s sequential read and write

Published: 1 day ago (January 6, 2026 at 03:55 PM EST)

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Source: Tom’s Hardware

Micron just announced the 3610 SSD, which is the first QLC chip to be offered in a compact single‑sided M.2 2230 form factor.

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Micron announces 3610 SSD, the industry-first PCIe 5.0 QLC SSD available to OEMs — offers 4TB storage in a tiny single-sided M.2 2230 and 11,000 MB/s of performance

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