HPE advises users to patch SSDs to prevent crashes after precisely 32,768 hours of operation
The issue impacts 20 SSD models in total
A bug in HPE solid state drives is causing them to permanently crash after 32768 hours of operation
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has advised users to immediately patch their ProLiant server SSDs to prevent them from permanently crashing after precisely 32,768 hours of operation. In a warning issued...
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