At CES 2012 in Las Vegas, OCZ is showcasing its newest Indilinx Everest 2 SSD platform. It is still nothing to get excited about, as the actual products should be available in six months, or June 2012.

As you can remember, the original Everest platform, the one found in OCZ's Octane SSD, was launched two months ago and OCZ is already talking about the next one that will aim more at high-end SSD products due to its significatnly improved small block performance and according to Anandtech, reduced write amplification.

According to Anandtech, OCZ's Indilinx Everest 2 platform will have a target perfromance of around 550MB/s sequential read and 500MB/s sequential write while the random 4KB write is set at 90K IOPS.

Currently, the platform looks impressive and it surely packs enough punch to be a part of OCZ's future Vertex lineup.

You can check out more details here.