Dell EMC Associate – Information Storage and Management v4 — Question 99

Which technology combines NAND flash memory into a hard disk drive and is a single, integrated device incorporating both types of storage?

Answer options

• A. Solid-state drive
• B. Dual drive
• C. Fibre Channel drive
• D. Solid-state hybrid drive

Correct answer: D

Explanation

The correct answer is D, Solid-state hybrid drive, as it specifically refers to a device that merges NAND flash memory and traditional hard disk drive technology. Option A, Solid-state drive, consists only of flash memory without HDD components, while B, Dual drive, typically refers to a system with separate SSD and HDD, and C, Fibre Channel drive, pertains to a network storage solution rather than a combination of storage types.