It's worth noting that they are talking about a single Pure disk pack for one of their arrays. Their disk packs include NAND, a bunch of RAM, some NVRAM, and s

It's worth noting that they are talking about a single Pure disk pack for one of their arrays. Their disk packs include NAND, a bunch of RAM, some NVRAM, and storage device controllers all in a hot-pluggable module. This isn't something you'd buy and install into a PC, it's a part number for a Pure array, presumably FlashArray//C ("C" being "capacity", which is Pure's line of capacity optimized AFAs).