The 1990's were a time of innovation. CERN laid out the plans for the World Wide Web, Intel launched its Pentium processor, Digital SLR cameras made their first appearance and a company still in its ...

SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world leader in advanced memory technology, today unveiled the industry’s first removable memory cards based on the JEDEC ...

EMC Tuesday advanced its flash storage strategy with the official unveiling of its first all-flash storage array and the introduction of a new line of PCIe Flash storage accelerators. The storage ...

The annual Flash Memory Summit, held earlier this month, was an opportunity to see and understand the flash storage trends that will impact storage performance in data centers for years to come. The ...

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The flash memory market has growth at an extremely fast rate, especially when compared with all other types of semiconductors. Much of this can be owed to the rabid use of flash memory in iPod ...

SSDs Micron isn't done with consumer SSDs after all, unveiling a PCIe 5.0 QLC drive that should be both affordable *and* fast Memory With memory in short supply, Gigabyte unveils high-capacity set-up ...

Like old-school film cameras that require a roll of negatives to expose images onto, digital cameras lack onboard storage and use removable flash memory cards to ...

THE miniaturisation that has led to a seemingly endless rise in the capacity of flash memory cards – which many cellphones, cameras and music players rely on to store data – may soon hit a wall.

The relationship of storage to the architecture of computing is all about capacity, latency and throughput. In other words, how much data can be kept, how quickly it can be accessed and at what rate.