Storage

Seagate has released its FireCuda 540 PCIe Gen 5 SSDs, which boast transfer speeds of up to 10,000 MB/s.

With falling demand for drives and NAND, high-capacity SSDs are becoming more affordable. Should you buy one now?

SK Hynix enters the consumer external SSD fray with the Beetle X31 which is cased in aluminum and offers good sustained performance.

Seagate's FireCuda 540 set to hit 10 GB/s, according to an early listing.

Galax has released a new HOF Extreme 50S PCIe 5.0 SSD (an upgrade to its HOF Extreme 50), which it says can achieve transfers of up ot 12.4 GB/s.

"Starfield" becomes one of the very few games to require an SSD to play the game at all.

Seagate unwraps some of its short-term HAMR plans, keeps betting on the technology.

The new memory promises speeds of up to 2,400 MT/s, which is necessary for the fastest SSDs.

Western Digital has announced the new WD Black SN850P PCIe 4.0 SSD for PlayStation 5 consoles.

Teamgroup has revealed a new M.2 heatsink for the PlayStation 5 that it says can reduce SSD thermals by up to 25C.

MSI has tweaked performance (for the better) since we first saw the Spatium M570 Pro in January.

TeamGroup has prepared three new active cooled heatsinks for M.2 SSDs and it will showcase them at Computex next week.

TeamGroup announces T-Force Z54A SSD with InnoGrit IG5666 controller hitting 14.3 GB/s reads and 11.5 GB/s writes.

For a storage medium said to be dying, tape is looking pretty good.

Kioxia BG6 SSDs offer a leg-up in speed and capacity compared to the previous gen BG5 devices, with speeds up to 6.0 GB/s and capacities up to 2 TB.

Adata has revealed a new self-contained twin-fan liquid-cooled M.2 SSD dubbed Project NeonStorm.

WD says that it is readying a firmware fix for a frightening SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD sudden failure issue, but it only mentions updates for 4TB users.

Sabrent launches its new Q line of M.2 2230 NVMe Gen4 SSDs which will appeal to users of devices like the Steam Deck, ROG Ally and Surface.

Solidigm's D5-P5430 datacenter drives use 3D QLC NAND, but does not compromise endurance or performance.

Micron introduced its 6500 ION data center SSDs for mainstream workloads and the new XTR series for write intensive applications.