If you have been waiting to get a good deal on your favourite storage options then this is your chance to grab the 2TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus and 990 PRO SSDs at their lowest prices on Amazon, Newegg.
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Get your hands on the Samsung 970 EVO Plus and 870 EVO SATA III SSDs at 77% and 58% discounts, respectively. Or, check out other Gaming Week deals and SSD deals on SanDisk, WD, and Crucial.
Today, you can get your hands on the 2TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus solid-state drive at a 74% discount on Amazon. Or, check out other SSD deals on Samsung 990 Pro, SanDisk, Western Digital, and Crucial.
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If you are looking for fast, snappy storage, you can get the 4TB SanDisk Ultra 3D NAND internal SSD at 62% off today. You can also check out other SSD deals from Samsung, Western Digital, and Crucial.
Today, you can get 2TB Samsung 870 QVO SATA III 2.5” internal solid-state hard drive at 52% off its original MSRP. Alternatively, you can check other SSD and HDD deals from Seagate, WD, and Crucial.
Newegg and Amazon are offering discounts on a wide variety of items, including the Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD series. You can now get the 2TB and 1TB variations at reduced prices while the stocks last.
Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD series is available at discounted prices on Amazon. You can now get 2TB, 1TB, 500GB, and 250GB variations at 68%, 11%, 54%, and 21% discounts. Get them while the stock lasts.
Amazon is offering discounts on the Samsung 970 EVO Plus series. You can now get 2 TB, 500 GB, and 250 GB variations at 64%, 48%, and 7% discounts and save $321.73, $63, and $5, respectively.
Intel has announced that it is selling its NAND SSD business and manufacturing facility to South Korea-based SK Hynix for $9 billion. The acquisition is supposed to be complete by 2025.
Samsung has announced the discovery of amorphous boron nitride. It said that the new material is distinct from white graphene and will be used in DRAM and NAND solutions in the future.
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Samsung has announced that it's ramping up NAND memory production in the second half of next year. The site at Pyeongtaek, Korea will help the firm meet demand from data centre and mobile markets.
NAND flash is expected to increase in price by up to 40% this year. This will have a knock-on effect for consumer hardware that relies on NAND flash such as SSDs, memory cards, and USB flash drives.
The innovations to the PCIe Gen4 SSDs include 'fail-in-place', 'SSD virtualization' and 'V-NAND machine learning', which will improve the hardware's reliability and offer greater control over it.
The company announced mass production of its sixth-generation V-NAND SSDs with the industry's first 100+ layer single-tier design that boasts faster access speeds and efficient power usage.
The average price of NAND flash memory chips is expected to decline until 1H 2019. Combined with the performance standardization of the market, consumer SSD pricing is rapidly dropping down.
We will have to change the definition of 'fast' storage, as Seagate has just revealed a production-ready NVMe drive design that makes even the second fastest look like a turtle.
Intel has been having some trouble with Moore's Law recently, but the company has pushed memory research into overdrive. They're now announcing a major breakthrough that could change everything.
According to industry sources, Samsung will not only build Apple's next-gen chips but will also provide upcoming iPhones with flash memory. If true it might mean better storage in upcoming devices.
A Japanese research team studying the NAND chips used in solid state drives has discovered a way to boost the speed of the devices by up to 300% with nothing more than a simple firmware update.
Crossbar's PR rep has told Neowin that their upcoming Resistive RAM (RRAM) tech will have "for the same cost, twice the density of NAND with much better performance."
Wait, your SSD wasn't fast enough? You'll be pleased to know a group of Japanese researchers agree, so they've managed to find a way to squeeze some more performance from available technologies.
Apple is set to acquire Israeli NAND flash design firm Anobit for an estimated $500 million dollars, according to a report by Reuters. Apple also plans to invest in a new R&D facility in Israel.
Apple has plans to phase production of the NAND and DRAM that Samsung current supplies them with for the iPhone and iPad.
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Intel Corp. and Micron Technology Inc. have agreed to site their fourth wafer fab for the production of NAND flash memories in Singapore. Since the formation of the Intel-Micron joint venture IM Flash Technologies...
Samsung recently announced a 16GB NAND flash memory at a press conference in Seoul, South Korea. The high capacity flash memory was made possible by using advanced multi-level cell technology based on the 50...
With mobile gear getting smaller as time goes on, the demand for a smaller storage device has increased. With that in mind, Samsung has recently begun production of its new NAND flash memory chips. ...
Micron Technology today announced that it will begin offering 90nm, 2Gbit NAND flash chips by the end of this year. The new product will target memory cards, USB devices and other mass storage applications. Micron...
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