Fueling the next wave of AI innovation, Western Digital introduced a six-stage AI Data Cycle framework that defines the optimal storage mix for AI workloads at scale. This framework is designed to help customers plan and develop advanced storage infrastructures, thereby maximizing their AI investments, improving efficiency, and reducing the total cost of ownership (TCO)

In this review, we look at the KIOXIA CM7-R enterprise SSD in an E3.S form factor with capacities of up to 15.36TB – designed for mainstream workloads.

At GTC 2024, SK hynix introduced the PCB01 SSD, promising a new standard in performance for AI-powered personal computers. The company confirmed its plan to complete the development of this PCIe Gen5 SSD within the first half of 2024, aiming to launch it later in the year. SK hynix also showcased the first volume-produced 12-layer

ScaleFlux has launched the SFX 5016, its latest enterprise SSD controller. The SFX 5016 is engineered to tackle the IT industry’s challenges in environmental sustainability while improving data center efficiency and managing the complexities of AI workloads. 

KIOXIA has announced that their SSDs were aboard the NG-20 rocket, a critical mission delivering the updated HPE Spaceborne Computer-2 to the International Space Station (ISS).

KIOXIA has announced that their RM7 Series Value SAS SSDs are now available for HPE ProLiant Gen11 servers.

We’ve looked at the Graid SupremeRAID card and software several times and are perpetually impressed with the extreme storage performance Graid enables. Both traditional hardware and software RAID leave much to be desired in terms of performance, which opens the door for Graid to come in with a better mousetrap. With Gen5 SSDs shipping in

The Solidigm P5810 is an enterprise SSD that incorporates 144-layer SLC 3D NAND and Client Storage Abstraction Layer (CSAL) to deliver an extreme endurance drive that’s rated for up to 65 drive writes per day (DWPD). The P5810 is available in a capacity of 800GB (with a 1.6TB model to be available shortly) and is

When thinking about Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), it’s easy to go straight to the big brands we know, like Netflix, Hulu, etc. That makes sense; it’s intuitive to think about the latest episode of your favorite show being distributed to your phone or living room TV. Of course, it’s much more complicated than that, and