SanDisk ships its first self-encrypting SSDs
SanDisk today announced its SanDisk X300s SSD line-up, which uses TCG Opal 2.0 and Microsoft Encrypted Hard Drive hardware-based encryption, coupled with a new SSD administration dashboard.
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Sophos claims fourfold performance boost with new UTM
Security company, Sophos, has updated its network security gateway hardware, the SG Series, claiming the new appliances can deliver four times the speed of previous versions of its unified threat management (UTM) appliances.
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OWC releases 10TB, 10Gbps Thunderbolt desktop array
OWC today announced a desktop drive that comes with up to 10TB of capacity, one USB 3.0 port and two Thunderbolt ports that offer 10Gbps throughput.
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SanDisk announces 4TB SSD, hopes for 8TB next year
While announcing the launch of its new line of 4TB enterprise-class SSDs this week, SanDisk also said it plans to up the ante for capacity.
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Samsung readies shipments of SSDs pitched at data center
Samsung Electronics has begun mass producing a more affordable SSD, seeking to help drive the technology deeper into the corporate data center.
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Micron ups endurance, capacity of SSDs to meet data center demand
As data centers demand faster and faster storage, Micron is answering the call with long-lasting, solid-state drives that offer up to 800GB of capacity.
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HP talks up faster speed of Z Turbo Drive PCI-Express SSDs
Hewlett-Packard's new Z Turbo Drive solid-state drives will be faster than conventional SSDs that plug into hard-drive slots, the company said.
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Seagate preps large-capacity storage drives for tablets
Seagate Technology thinks the storage capacity could be larger in tablets, most of which come with a relatively small amount of native storage.
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Toshiba's OCZ cranks up speed on new 3.2TB solid state drives
OCZ Storage Solutions is starting a new chapter in its enterprise operations with shipments of a new line of solid-state drives (SSDs) that offer maximum storage capacity of 3.2TB.
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Intel kills SSD overclocking, unleashes its fastest-ever consumer drive
Intel won't be releasing an SSD whose performance can be customized by overclocking after all. Instead, it announced plans today to overclock a new flagship drive and begin selling that in March.
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Leader Systems to distribute Lexar and Crucial
Leader Systems has announced that it will be distributing DRAM and SSD from Crucial, as well as memory cards and USB drives from Lexar.
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Toshiba completes acquisition of OCZ Storage
Toshiba has completed its acquisition of OCZ Storage Solutions, a failed Silicon Valley maker of solid-state drives, the company said Tuesday.
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Faster mobile storage from Toshiba coming next quarter
Toshiba in the second quarter of this year will start making flash drives for smartphones and tablets that are substantially faster, smaller and more power-efficient than current NAND flash, the company said on Tuesday.
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Seagate offers disk 'rescue' service through Staples, releases 4TB portable drive
Seagate said that its disk drive and data recovery service "Seagate Rescue" will now be offered through Staples stores. The company also unveiled 2TB and 4TB portable drives.
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Coming in 2014: MacBooks as fast as data center servers
DRAMeXchange expects second-generation PCIe to replace SATA III in servers and higher-end laptops as the interface of choice for manufacturers, including Apple.
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