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Minisforum's beastly N5 Max NAS comes powered by AMD Strix Halo
Minisforum says its powerful AI NAS, the N5 Max, will launch on April 23, 2026, at $2,899
Fake Samsung 990 Pro SSD pops up in Europe, has a blue PCB and doesn't even work
In Austria, a buyer has received two Samsung 990 Pro clones that don't function.
Memory cards and flash drives prices rocket 124%, some products peak at 261% jump
USB flash drives, SD cards, and microSD cards are becoming expensive as the NAND chip shortage takes its bite and expands to other storage options.
This platypus PCIe adapter converts half-height GPUs into full-height while adding two M.2 slots for SSDs
PCIemaxxing, as the kids would call it.
Two manufacturers commit to keep Blu-ray alive after others quit manufacturing
Verbatim Japan and I-O Data have widened their joint commitment to keep recordable Blu-ray products on shelves in Japan, this time covering drive hardware as well as media.
Vdura hikes its enterprise SSD pricing, now costs 22.6x more than hard drives — the price of a 30TB SSD has climbed 472%
Vdura has materially revised the enterprise SSD pricing figures in its Flash Volatility Index, telling customers in an April 8 update that the cost of a 30TB TLC enterprise drive climbed 472%.
30 years of Lexar: What a look inside its R&D labs and factory reveals about its plans for an AI-ready future
Lexar toured us around its R&D labs and production facilities to see how it's building storage solutions for today and tomorrow.
Engineer installs 3.5-inch floppy drive in a Tesla
An engineer and software developer was able to make a 3.5-inch floppy drive work seamlessly with the Tesla with just a USB-to-FDD converter.
2TB SanDisk memory card card surfaces for eye-watering $2,000
The 2TB SanDisk Extreme Pro UHS-II SD card costs $2,000, bringing its price per GB to nearly $1, making it more than four times more expensive than much faster microSD Express cards.
WD Innovation Day 2026 press Q&A transcript: roadmap plans to reach 60TB with ePMR and 100TB via HAMR by 2029 — 'at some point, the laws of physics will require us to transition to HAMR'
Premium WD's leadership, now fully split from Sandisk, talks about its expectations for the future with industry analysts. We cover the full transcript of the press-only session right here.