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Like the previously-released SSD 845 EVO series, the 850 PRO leverages Samsung’s MEX controller, but these drives are also packing bleeding-edge 32 layer, stacked, 3D V-NAND flash memory that ...
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Custom PCIe 5.0 SSD with 3D XL-Flash debuts - MSN
This might change, as InnoGrit, a maker of SSD controllers, demonstrated a reference design PCIe 5.0 SSD based on XL-Flash memory at Computex that delivers up to an incredible 3.5 million random ...
People don’t usually go as far as [Wenting Zhang] has – designing a new IDE SSD board for a portable x86 computer made in 2006. That said, it’s been jaw-dropping to witness the as… ...
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3D NAND / SSD Interface for the future and SSD failures - MSN
Posted: July 19, 2025 | Last updated: July 19, 2025 Kitguru.net Hardware editors Leo Waldock and Luke Hill discuss 3D nand and which ssd interface is going to be the most widely adopted in the future.
Apacer is showcasing the SDM7-M DP (SATA Disk Module 7Pin MLC DP) – a miniature SSD. The SDM7-M DP is compact, thin and light, simplifying the system structure for design flexibility.
Western Digital’s WD Black 3D NVMe SSD delivers much the same performance as the chart-topping Samsung 960 Pro, but for significantly less cash—$200 less in the 1TB capacity. This is a good ...
Samsung's new 850 Pro SSD is out and reviews point to great performance. The drive's secret sauce? It's the first consumer product to use 3D NAND chips.
Samsung has announced imminent arrival of the 850 Evo SSD -- the first mainstream SSD that uses 3D NAND. Thanks to its fancy 3D NAND tech, the 850 Evo is one of the fastest SSDs on the market ...
The SSD DC P4800X resembles some of Intel’s previous enterprise storage products, but most assuredly, this product is virtually all new, from its controller to its memory storage media.
The 32TB SSD is the first one based on Samsung’s fourth generation V-NAND flash memory, which stacks 64 NAND storage layers in one chip package. That’s the highest density available in chips.
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