HPE HU4B0A40C3Y 30.72TB NVMe SED Upgrade SSD

Name: HPE HU4B0A40C3Y 30.72TB NVMe SED Upgrade SSD
Brand: HPE
SKU: HU4B0A40C3Y

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MPN: HU4B0A40C3Y

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Key Features

30.72 TB flash capacity for high-density expansion
NVMe storage interface for low-latency access
Self-encrypting drive protection for data at rest
Upgrade SSD role for HPE AL MP storage
Add 30.72 TB of solid-state capacity to an HPE AL MP storage configuration.

Add 30.72 TB of NVMe flash capacity to an HPE Alletra MP storage configuration with the HU4B0A40C3Y self-encrypting upgrade SSD. Its high per-drive capacity helps increase available flash storage without requiring a large number of additional drives. NVMe connectivity positions the drive for low-latency storage operations in enterprise array environments where application workloads, virtual machines, databases, and consolidated services depend on responsive shared storage. The self-encrypting-drive design provides hardware-based data protection for storage environments that require encrypted media. This makes the drive relevant where capacity expansion must align with established data-at-rest protection practices. The 30.72 TB capacity is the defining characteristic of this option, addressing deployments that need substantial additional flash capacity from a single SSD rather than a lower-capacity expansion increment. HU4B0A40C3Y is an upgrade SSD intended for the HPE AL MP storage platform. Select it when the required expansion target is 30.72 TB, NVMe connectivity, and self-encrypting media. Its role is storage expansion rather than a general-purpose client or server boot drive, making platform compatibility and the existing storage configuration central to deployment planning.

Ideal For

Capacity expansion for an HPE Alletra MP storage array serving virtualized infrastructure.
High-density flash growth for database and enterprise application storage pools.
Encrypted media expansion for storage environments with data-at-rest protection requirements.

Why This Product

1Provides 30.72 TB, a high-capacity option for storage expansion per drive position.
2Uses NVMe rather than a legacy storage interface.
3Adds self-encrypting-drive media protection.
4Specified as an upgrade SSD for HPE AL MP storage.

General

Brand	HPE
Compatible Platform	HPE AL MP storage platform
Manufacturer Part Number	HU4B0A40C3Y

Storage

Drive Interface

NVMe

Capacity

Capacity (TB)

30.72 TB

Security

Drive Security

Self-encrypting drive (SED)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm HU4B0A40C3Y is the right part for my deployment?▾

Match HU4B0A40C3Y to an HPE AL MP storage configuration that requires a 30.72 TB NVMe self-encrypting upgrade SSD. Verify the installed storage platform, available expansion position, drive security requirements, and target capacity before adding the drive.

What capacity does HU4B0A40C3Y add?▾

HU4B0A40C3Y provides 30.72 TB of solid-state storage capacity. It is intended for high-density flash expansion in an HPE AL MP storage environment, allowing a substantial capacity increase from one upgrade SSD.

Does this SSD provide encrypted media protection?▾

Yes. The drive is specified as an SED, or self-encrypting drive. This design protects data stored on the drive using drive-based encryption and is suited to storage environments that require encrypted media for data-at-rest protection.

Why does this drive use NVMe connectivity?▾

NVMe is used for flash storage access with low latency and high parallelism. For an enterprise storage array, that interface supports responsive access to shared data used by workloads such as virtual machines, databases, and business applications.