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.
KIOXIA is betting big on QLC again with the EG7 Series SSD, promising strong performance and lower costs for everyday PCs.
SK hynix and Sandisk are working to standardize HBF memory under the Open Compute Project, positioning it as a new layer between HBM and SSDs for AI inference workloads. The companies say HBF can improve scalability, power efficiency, and total cost of ownership as AI shifts from training to large-scale deployment.
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.
Kioxia’s new BG7 Series client SSDs bring faster performance, better power efficiency, and added form factor flexibility for modern laptops and desktops.
Micron is shutting down its Crucial consumer business to focus on AI and enterprise customers which leaves the Crucial brand effectively dead.
CyberPowerPC says soaring RAM and SSD costs driven by AI datacenters and tariff pressure will force gaming PC price increases on December seventh, creating tough timing for shoppers.
Silicon Power’s new XPOWER XS90 Gen5 SSD delivers fast read and write speeds for AI, gaming, and content creation.
PNY’s CS3250 Gen5 SSD breaks the speed barrier with up to 14,900MB/s reads and 14,000MB/s writes, combining extreme performance with reliable cooling and a 5-year warranty.
TEAMGROUP’s NV10000 PCIe 5.0 SSD offers up to 10,000 MB/s speeds, graphene cooling, and strong endurance backed by a five-year warranty.
TEAMGROUP’s T-FORCE Z54E PCIe 5.0 SSD promises blazing 14,900MB/s speeds, DRAM caching, graphene cooling, and next-level performance for serious gamers.
ADATA has launched the SD820 and SC735 external SSDs, combining rugged protection, fast transfer speeds, and lightweight designs for creators and mobile users.