Hi, Please do not post the same question in multiple locations. AG stands for agnostic, it is drives with certain specs but that may come from multiple manufactures rather than a specific branded drive.
I've noticed something new on Dell configurators that I haven't seen before.  So far, Google hasn't been my friend.  There appears to possibly be a new variation of SSDs with the designation of "AG Drive".  Here is an example of what I'm seeing:  PowerVault MD3060e Dense Enclosure | Dell United States 960GB SSD SAS Read Intensive 12Gbps 512 2.5in Hot-plug AG Drive   Does anyone know what the difference is between AG drives and other drives?  Maybe it's something internal to Dell or there's a technology that I'm not familiar with.  I would greatly appreciate any thoughts. Some thoughts of mine are Ag is silver on the periodic table.  Panasonic part number sometimes start with AG.  AG drives seem to cost less than other SSDs.  
Anyone know what an "AG" drive is?