Since the second half of this year, overseas shipments of EB-LINK PCIe to M.2 storage expansion cards have continued to grow. Among them, the dual-port series has become the main repurchase force of overseas small and medium-sized storage integrators, continuing the existing supply rhythm of brand products exported to more than 100 countries and regions.

Why are double mouths and two gears more popular?

The needs of overseas home laboratory and small NAS upgrade users are concentrated in two disk slots: capacity supplement optionPCI-EX4 to M.2 dual-port expansion card (20G), the choice of caching or high-speed reading and writingPCI-EX4 to M.2 dual-port expansion card (40G). The two grades cover most combinations of x4 slot scenarios, with moderate unit price, wide compatibility, and low repurchase threshold.

Spot batches and test records are available

The dual-port series is kept in stock and shipped weekly. Each batch of goods is provided with card-by-card test records, and both identification and full-load reading and writing data are available, making it convenient for overseas customers to directly put them into storage and meet acceptance requirements. Some long-term cooperative customers will also prepare some x8 dual-port models as maintenance spare parts to shorten the on-site replacement cycle and avoid a single card failure from slowing down the entire storage node.

Arrangements for overseas technical support

The consultation focused on two categories: channel differences between consumer-grade and enterprise-grade motherboards, and driver identification for different operating systems. Technical support responds on a rotating basis according to time zones during working days. For projects that require DAC or optical modules on the link, please refer toSoutheast Asian operator 10G optical module and ODF batch delivery projectpackaged supply model.

As the double-sided four-port model enters the overseas test list, it is expected that the shipment structure of the storage expansion product line will continue to tilt towards multi-bay solutions.