Chris Ramseyer

HP will have a competitive SSD lineup in 2018. The company has a desire to fill your slot with reliable storage that meets strengent compatability requirements.

Muskin used the full Silicon Motion lineup to build several next-generation 3D flash products over NVMe and SATA.

Marvell 88NR2241 NVMe RAID controller was out at CES 2018. Take two M.2 consumer SSDs, sprinkle some RAID spice and get 1.2M IOPS.

Adata joins Samsung and Supermicro in the push for a new M.2 SSD standard that adds NVMe hot swap and width to over the M.2 specification.

Crucial begins shipping the full MX500 SATA SSD product line with options between 250GB and 2TB.

Marvell has a next generation NVMe SSD controller capable of taming QLC memory and reaching enterprise performance levels with TLC.

Three new Intel consumer NVMe SSDs appeared online for the first time: 760p with TLC, 660p with QLC, and the BGA form factor 700p.

Adata's XPG division didn't let us down. The company launched the new SX8200 to replace the SX800. The new drive boasts high performance and capacity.

The E12 is Phison's first enthusiast-class NVMe SSD with speeds of up to 3,200 MB/s and 600,000 IOPS.

SSD manufacturers are excited about 512Gbit NAND and emerging technologies that reduce costs and increase availability.

Intel's Optane product family is expecting.

Seagate preps a trio of new portable storage products for CES 2018.

Microsoft patched one of two new security vulnerabilities, and early reports show storage performance taking a larger performance hit. However, the impact is less significant than first thought.

Plextor just leaked M9Pe 1TB NVMe SSD performance numbers to the world. The leak comes ahead of the January 2 release and prior to the CES showing.

Silicon Motion's next-generation NVMe controllers are starting to show up in China. The new controllers will help fuel the next round of performance wars, this time on the NVMe battlefield.

Intel joins Samsung and Toshiba with a 1TB BGA NVMe SSD that will come to market "next year."

NAND flash investment is on the rise with new fabs springing up all over the globe. Toshiba looks to increase production with a new ¥7 billion facility in Kitakami, Japan.

Samsung is mass producing the "industry's first" 2nd-generation 10-nanometer class DRAM.

An official product change notification released by Intel shows the fastest SSD gaining two new capacities of 960GB and 1.5TB.

CES is right around the corner but some companies want to play show and tell early. Today we see the Phison E7 controller in action with Toshiba BiCS FLASH.