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SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PLDA®, the industry leader in PCI Express® interface IP solutions today announced that EpoStar®, the industry expert in NVMe applications, has created a platform ...

Marvell has accelerated its transition to 28nm process production for its SSD controller chips, while partnering with China-based Longsys Electronics to expand its market presence... NAND flash device ...

This year's Flash Memory Summit event is right around the corner, but storage makers aren't necessarily waiting to unveil their latest bleeding edge offerings. Silicon Motion sure isn't—it has ...

PNY has unveiled the CS3250, the company's latest PCIe 5.0 SSD, engineered to compete with the best SSDs on the market. The M.2 2280 drive boasts transfer speeds of up to 14.900 MB/s, making it a ...

Datacenters, cloud computing, the IoT, and all things electronic demand that huge amounts of data and information are stored securely and accessible anywhere at any time. This requirement is driving ...

PCI Express Gen 5.0 is really, really fast, and where that's most visible is in SSDs and their read-write speeds. Now, PNY ...

Micron has revealed its first ever SSD running a homebrew memory controller. That's big news in the solid state world - being able to build SSDs from its own memory and memory controller is what put ...

Kingston has expanded its line of high-performance solid-state drives (SSDs) with the announcement of an 8192 GB (or 8 ...

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OCZ expects to close the all-stock buyout of Indillinx in the next 30 days. Based in South Korea, Indilinx sells its line of flash controllers to SSD manufacturers and computer system manufacturers.