According to Kingston, the six million SSDs includes both Kingston and HyperX SSDs that have shipped since the introduction of the fist Marvell-based SSD back in February 2015, the HyperX Predator PCIe SSD.

Kingston was also quite keen to note that its upcoming UV500 series, which should launch later this year, will be the company's first 3D NAND-enabled SSD based on Marvell's newest 88SS1074 full turnkey (FTK) solution. The Kingston UV500 series will be available in 2.5-inch, MN.2 and mSATA form factors.

Nigel Alvares, Marvell's VP of SSD & Enterprise Storage Marketing, has noted that the upcoming Kingston UV500 "will be able to offer industry-leading 3D NAND performance, endurance, data integrity and reliability using our third generation of NANDEdge technology".

According to previous rumors, the Kingston UV500 should launch sometime in Q3 this year.