Kingston’s “Design-In” SSDs were created due to a strong demand from system builders and OEMs who are creating “Purpose-Built” and “Embedded” systems for various vertical market applications. Kingston created the term “Design-In SSD” to describe solid-state drives (SSD) that system builders would take through a thorough qualification process, and once qualified, could be added to their AVL (Approved Vendor List) system BOM (Bill of Materials).
Kingston’s Design-In SSD product line features SSDs that support both SATA and NVMe interfaces, offered in various form-factors, and provide lifecycle management required by system builders. Kingston’s Design-In SSDs are managed under controlled BOM so that system builders can be confident that the SSD they qualify at the beginning stage of their project is the same drive they will be purchasing throughout the lifecycle of the SSD.