If you ever doubt the popularity of SSDs, a simple check of the internet when an SSD scoop is published might change your views. Better yet, things heat up a bit more when the information is controverted by the company themselves. This is the case with the purported soon release of the Vertex 5. Initial reports spoke of a new …
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News of Alleged Upcoming of OCZ Vertex 5 SSD Floods Web
Sources are reporting that OCZ Technology may be readying a new generation of its Vertex line of high-performance consumer SSDs. To be called the Vertex 5,OCZ may be preparing to bring a new flagship product to market, supplanting the Vector series. OCZ and others have been chasing Samsung and its 840 and 840PRO series, which lately have been pretty much …
Read More »SanDisk Appoints Henri Richard As Senior Vice President Of Worldwide OEM and Enterprise Sales
SanDisk Corporation, a world-leading provider of flash memory storage, is announcing that Henri Richard has been appointed as senior vice president (SVP) for worldwide OEM & enterprise sales. Richard will report to SanDisk president and CEO Sanjay Mehrotra. He brings 25 years worth of experience as a senior-level sales and marketing executive in the high tech industry. Richard’s significant experience …
Read More »Viking Technology Moves Write Cache To Non-Volatile DIMMs To Improve SSD Endurance
Viking Technology has developed non-volatile DIMMs, employing their ArxCis-NV technology to provide data retention in the event of a power failure or system crash. When these NV-DIMMs are utilized in conjunction with SSDs, the ArxCis-NV creates dramatic improvements in application performance and SSD endurance by being used as the write cache. Instead of relying on customized firmware or software, the …
Read More »Silicon Power Introduces Velox V55 And Slim S55 To Expand Its SATA III SSD Offerings
Silicon Power, a world-leading provider of memory storage solutions, is announcing the addition of the Velox V55 and Slim S55 to its SATA III, 6 GB/sec SSD lineup. These new offerings now give Silicon Power a complete product lineup, including some of the most cost effective models. The V55 and S55 offer incredible performance at a surprisingly low price point, …
Read More »ADATA Announces SX1000L SSD Family For Enterprise
ADATA Technology, Taiwanese manufacturer of premium performance DRAM modules and NAND Flash storage products, is announcing the launch of its enterprise grade SX1000L solid state drive (SSD). This represents ADATA’s first SSD tailored towards server applications, following on the heels of a number of well-established and successful consumer-level SSDs. ADATA is emphasizing the performance and reliability of the SX1000L, as …
Read More »Samsung 840 Pro 512GB SSD at $458 – An All Time Low With Samsung Flexing Their Muscle
Right now at Amazon, the Samsung 840 Pro SATA 3 512GB SSD can be purchased for an all time low price of $458.60. That being said, other 512 GB SSDs have been available for less but none that were arguably the best on the market and unquestionably the best selling. Since it’s release, the Samsung series of SSDs have hit …
Read More »Innodisk Creates iSLC Flash Technology – MLC NAND Flash Approaches SLC Performance And Reliability
Innodisk, a Taiwanese designer and manufacturer of industrial application SSDs, is announcing its development of its new patent pending technology called iSLC. By gleaning only the best quality multi-level cell NAND Flash modules, and managing them with Innodisk’s patented Flash management algorithms, iSLC is able to approach performance and reliability levels normally associated with more expensive SLC NAND. iSLC creates …
Read More »The SSD Review SSD Database Is Live!
Have you ever looked for specific SSD information but couldn’t find it? Ever wondered who used such and such a controller or such and such memory? Ever sought out SSDs by a specific manufacturer, capacity, or even a specific memory type? By no means are we 100% complete just yet, but we think we might have a great SSD database …
Read More »Flash Memory To Be Based on 2D Materials — A Single Atom Thick?
Memory cells are one of the most important building blocks utilized in digital electronics. The explosion in growth of mobile devices has fueled the continuing miniaturization of components. Some technologies eventually reach the point of their smallest possible functional versions being achieved. Any further attempts at size reduction run smack up against limitations that often seem insurmountable. This sets the …
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