Chris Ramseyer

The My Book Pro is WD's fastest external storage product to date. This one scales up to 12 TB of capacity, but it doesn't come cheap.

Western Digital found features from other NAS makers and rolled them into the My Cloud family.

Several new SSDs passed UNH-IOL's interoperability tests for NVMe. Phison's upcoming E7 is one of them.

Toshiba has a pair of new client SSDs, the Q300 and Q300 Pro.

Silicon Motion Inc. produced the first drop-in replacement of the post-SandForce era.

Samsung learned quite a bit from enthusiasts with the SM951 and SM951-NVMe PCIe OEM SSDs. That knowledge has gone into making the 950 Pro, the first retail m.2 NVMe SSD to hit the market.

QNAP released the TVS-871T with NAS and DAS features that ease the complexity of professional workflow sharing.

QNAP's TBS-453A converges several devices into one attractive and very useful slim device that can hide or travel just about anywhere.

QNAP invited us to the party, and we came away with information on new products, capabilities and insight into a new focus on enterprise features.

Plextor tapped Marvell's new Eldora NVMe processor for the upcoming M8Pe that scales to 1 TB and looks very sharp.

Patriot's SSD product lineup looks strong going into the new year, with NVMe, TLC and Venom mixed in the DNA.

Mushkin has one of the best selling value SSDs on the market today and looks to expand its product line in early 2016.

Micron gains NVMe and SATA NAND flash processors with advanced LDPC for TLC with the Tidal System Acquisition.

E1000 takes shape at VM World delivering 1M IOPS with host power fail protection and a low cost design.

The fastest NAS we've ever tested, the iXsystems FreeNAS Mini, goes XL with a new 8-bay model. The new iXsystems FreeNAS Mini XL cures one of our only complaints about the system--limited capacity.

Intel announced new consumer and business client class SSDs. The company moved away from The (Sand)Force and chose Silicon Motion's SM2256 to tame SK Hynix's 16nm TLC.