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Seems a little compromised
Seems a little compromised, if it were an 8 lane connector and supported 2 x 4 lane PCIe NVMe m.2 slots then that would allow you to essentially 'roll your own' Intel P3608 card - as that's not far off what that £3.5k part is. It would allow for >5GBps peak seq reads and I can't imagine would cost much more to make.
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