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When will a new standard replace SATA?

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Serial ATA is old technology (It came out in 2003, almost 12 years ago!) SATA III came out in 2009, with 600MB/s. This is way too slow for today's SSDs. The problem with PCI-e is that there can only be so many slots on a single motherboard. Does anyone have a rough idea when a new standard will be available or what the standard might be?

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Serial ATA is old technology (It came out in 2003, almost 12 years ago!) SATA III came out in 2009, with 600MB/s. This is way too slow for today's SSDs. The problem with PCI-e is that there can only be so many slots on a single motherboard. Does anyone have a rough idea when a new standard will be available or what the standard might be?

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Its already here! :) M.2 and Sata Express 

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