GPUs may dominate the AI conversation, but storage matters too. Transcend is betting its new 218-layer NAND SSDs and memory cards can help power the next wave of edge AI deployments.
AI may run on GPUs, but it depends on storage too. Sandisk and Kioxia have unveiled their shared BiCS10 NAND technology with higher density, faster speeds, and improved efficiency aimed squarely at the growing demands of AI infrastructure.
Kingston is pushing enterprise storage to new levels with its DC3000ME Gen5 U.2 NVMe SSD, now available in a massive 30.72TB capacity alongside blazing 14GB/s speeds and data center-focused reliability.
Fujifilm has introduced the LTO Ultrium 10 40TB tape cartridge in the United States. Tape may seem old fashioned, but it still plays a role in massive data archives.
Sandisk has launched a new Portable SSD lineup, including Extreme and Extreme PRO models with up to 4,000MB/s speeds, IP65 durability, and hardware encryption for AI-driven workflows.
Samsung’s PM9E1 SSD brings PCIe Gen5 speed, AI-optimized firmware, and strong security into a compact M.2 design built for next-gen desktop AI systems.
Lenovo is rolling out new ThinkSystem and ThinkAgile storage systems designed to help enterprises modernize for AI workloads with open architectures and hybrid cloud services.
Kioxia and Sandisk are making a very big bet on the future of flash memory. The two companies have flipped the switch on Fab2, a brand-new semiconductor facility at the Kitakami Plant in Iwate Prefecture, Japan. The factory, which will ramp up production into 2026, is being positioned as a cornerstone for the next generation … Read more
Seagate’s new 30TB Exos and IronWolf Pro drives are built for AI, edge workloads, and data sovereignty.
KIOXIA has announced a new line of high-performance solid state drives built for the modern data center. The CD9P Series PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs are engineered to handle the extreme demands of artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and machine learning workloads. The CD9P Series is powered by KIOXIA’s eighth generation BiCS FLASH memory. It uses TLC-based … Read more