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Samsung starts mass producing super fast PCIe SSDs for ultrabooks

Samsung starts mass producing super fast PCIe SSDs for ultrabooks
  • Posted June 17, 2013, 11:15 AM by Jose Vilches | Filed in Hardware, Mobile Computing
  • Samsung already makes one of the fastest and most reliable SATA-based solid-state drives for desktops and laptops. Now, the company is looking to bring even faster speeds while enabling thinner form factors with a new line of PCI Express (PCIe)…

PCIe flash: It solves lots of problems, but also makes a bunch - so what's its future?

PCIe flash: It solves lots of problems, but also makes a bunch - so what
  • Posted May 14, 2013, 8:30 AM by Rob Ober | Filed in Hardware, Industry News
  • It’s worth pointing out that almost all the "magic" that has been developed around flash was already scoped out in 2007. It just takes a while for a whole new industry to mature. Individual die capacity increased, meaning fewer die are needed for a solution – and that means less parallel bandwidth for data transfer…

Intel unveils PCIe-based SSD 910 Series for the data center

Intel unveils PCIe-based SSD 910 Series for the data center
  • Posted April 12, 2012, 11:30 AM by Jose Vilches | Filed in Hardware, Industry News
  • Building up from the success of its consumer and enterprise SSD offerings, Intel is now targeting high performance data centers with the release of its first PCIe based storage product, the Intel SSD 910. The new drives offer lower read…

OCZ launches new version of PCIe SSD, RevoDrive X2

OCZ launches new version of PCIe SSD, RevoDrive X2
  • Posted October 29, 2010, 10:00 AM by Mike Fischer | Filed in Hardware
  • Back in June we covered OCZ's unveiling of the RevoDrive, a PCI-Express SSD aimed at high-performance setups. Designed to eliminate the traditional SATA connection bottleneck and take advantage of the PCIe interface's higher transfer rates, the drive was capable of…

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