Non-volatile Memory Express is a protocol designed to work with all forms of storage, not only solid-state drives.
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Non-volatile Memory Express (NVMe) is specifically designed for solid-state drives to access their storage via the PCI Express (PCIe) bus, which offers higher bandwidth and lower latency compared to other storage solutions like SATA. NVMe is not intended for all forms of storage, as it is optimized to take advantage of the speed of solid-state technology, thus the statement is incorrect.
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