Unidade de estado sólido interna FUJITSU S26361-F5634-D151 M.2 150 GB SATA para servidor/workstation

FUJITSU S26361-F5634-D151 is an internal M.2 solid state drive with 150 GB capacity and a Serial ATA (SATA) interface designed for use in servers and workstations. The drive uses the M.2 form factor to provide compact, non-volatile storage suitable for operating system installation, high-speed caching, or application data in enterprise-class systems. It is intended as a component for systems where reliable flash-based storage in a small footprint is required.

Advantages

The M.2 SATA format delivers a compact footprint that fits modern server and workstation motherboards while maintaining the compatibility of the SATA protocol. With 150 GB of flash storage, this drive offers a balance between capacity and cost for OS and cache volumes. The solid state design provides faster access times and improved mechanical durability compared with rotating media, supporting continuous operation in enterprise environments.

Suitable for

• Operating system installation in servers and workstations
• High-speed cache or tiered storage for databases and virtual machines
• Application storage for I/O-sensitive services that benefit from low latency
• Compact systems with limited drive bay space requiring M.2 form factor

Key specifications

• Form factor: M.2
• Interface: Serial ATA (SATA)
• Storage capacity: 150 GB
• Intended use: server and workstation internal storage
• Storage type: solid state (flash)

How to use

Install the drive into a compatible M.2 slot on the server or workstation motherboard that supports SATA signaling for M.2 devices. Secure the module with the appropriate mounting screw and verify BIOS/UEFI recognition. For operating system deployment, partition and format the drive according to the OS requirements and follow standard installation procedures. For caching or application use, configure the host system or storage stack to use the drive as a cache device or data volume as required.

Recommendations

Ensure the target system supports M.2 SATA devices (some M.2 slots support only NVMe/PCIe signaling). Maintain current firmware and monitor drive health using server management or SMART-compatible tools. For enterprise deployments, use the drive within recommended thermal conditions and consider backup or redundancy strategies for critical data.