Chris Ramseyer

Optane was on display in China at the Intel Developers Forum. During a keynote, Rob Crooke took to the stage to show the world's most expensive Thunderbolt 3 data backup storage appliance.

Micron played host to media today in the new Austin, Texas research lab. At the event, several products were discussed. Only one was glossed over, and it's the one we care about for consumer use.

The Avexir S100 SSD, the world's first SSD with LEDs, just took a turn for the weird. The drive is now crowdfunded.

The most anticipated Phison E12 NVMe SSD breaks cover as MyDigitalSSD talks BPX Pro and shows us a 2TB drive.

Tucked away on a far corner of the Adata booth we found a server with PCIe 4.0.

Adata announced a Realtek-powered mainstream SSD and an RGB adapter that keeps two M.2 SSDs cool.

Toshiba wants you to forget about SATA-- the company just released the "Everybody" NVMe SSD starting at just $60.

The PNY XLR8 brand is bringing Phison E12 to market as C2080 with over 3,000 MB/s performance.

Galax has several SSDs, but only one stands out from the rest. Meet the World's first Phison E12 add-in card.

SSD prices are plunging as companies make room for new models with 64-layer flash.

Plextor lines four M9Pe SSDs up behind a tame PCIe switch to make an extreme product that no one needs.

Just when you thought the world of RGB consumed everything, there is this M.2 NVMe SSD with disco technology.

JMicron maximizes USB 3.1 Gen 2 throughput with NVMe-based storage. Products are in the works with 10Gb/s bus bandwidth.

By naming its own SSD controller the AS2258, ASMedia could lead consumers to think they are getting the far-superior SMI SM2258 controller instead.

If you didn't win one of the 8086 Core i7-8068K CPUs Intel gave away during a brief sweepstakes, it's time to make other plans.

Maxio breaks out all of the next-gen memory technologies for a Computex trade show showdown.

Corsair's latest mainstream SSD features 3D TLC on a PCIe 3.0 x2 lane and up to 960GB capacity with 1,600 MB/s performance.