SAVE $93: As of July 7, Samsung’s 990 EVO Plus 4TB SSD is down to $234.99 at Amazon — its lowest price yet and a steal for ...

Corsair has recently teased its new PCIe 5.0 SSD, which is slated to offer a massive read speed of 10,000 MB/s. Hopefully, Samsung will reveal a PCIe 5.0 model soon.

The SSD is targeted at high-end PCs, and the drive is based on Samsung’s second generation V-NAND technology, in which storage chips are stacked vertically. Samsung also announced 128GB, 256GB ...

As mentioned above, Samsung may be releasing a brand new SSD — and it sure does seem speedy — but the company is still sticking to the familiar PCIe Gen 4.0 technology instead of trying out ...

The Samsung 9100 PRO NVMe SSD comes in four sizes: 1TB, 2TB, 4TB, and 8TB. It also comes in two versions, with or without a heatsink. The price is $199.99 for 1TB, $299.99 for 2TB, $549.99 for 4TB.

This new SSD is the follow up to the 860 QVO, currently one of the cheapest large capacity SSDs (per unit storage) on the market, ... Samsung opted for QLC 3D V-NAND technology, ...

What you need to know. Samsung announced two news SSDs that 'never die,' the PM1733 and PM1735. The fail-in-place technology means that a single NAND chip failing doesn't ruin the entire SSD.

Samsung is also working with other companies to create a new storage form factor, which Smith characterized as a larger version of m.2—a standard PC SSD size—for servers.

Samsung has announced that it is now shipping its PM1633a SSD. That's a boringly mundane name for a drive that's anything but: the PM1633a isn't just the biggest SSD around, it's straight-up the ...

Samsung’s new 960 Pro and 960 EVO M.2 SSDs. Both SSD models sport Samsung’s new Polaris controller, with the company’s new SM951 NVMe SSD last June, and has an eight-channel chip packed with ...

Earlier this year, Samsung started talking about a new NAND storage technology it planned to bring to market. The company has been close-mouthed about its new Z-NAND and the Z-SSD it powers ...

In the blog post announcing the new PM9C1a SSDs, Samsung claims that they offer 1.6x faster sequential read speeds and 1.8x faster sequential write speeds compared to the older models. In terms of ...