> Handling file integrity in hardware is a big step up. Is there any evidence that Apple actually has better hardware data integrity than anyone else, though?

> Handling file integrity in hardware is a big step up. Is there any evidence that Apple actually has better hardware data integrity than anyone else, though? They make claims in the article linked a few posts back, but AFAIK SSDs in general make use of error correcting codes, not just Apple's SSDs. That article also points out how even multi-million dollar arrays are known to return bad data, and previous Apple SSD devices have been known to do the same. I agree that the state of default filesystems is bad, but I'm not convinced that Apple's hardware solution is anything more than them saying, "Trust me, bro."