Patriot Memory has released the Supersonic Boost XT USB 3.0 drive. The semi-rugged Supersonic Boost XT features a rubberized casing for extra protection and delivers read speeds up to 90 MB/s through the USB 3.0 interface. The drives will come in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities.

Sanbolic today announced the general availability of ShareCenter, a new Melio Enterprise software file-serving module that transforms siloed Windows Server environments into highly scalable NAS solutions at a fraction of the cost of its competitors. ShareCenter is designed for large enterprise virtual and cloud environments enabling customers to seamlessly consolidate file-serving workloads onto commodity hardware.

Paragon has announced the release of Hard Disk Manager 12 Suite and Professional editions. Hard Disk Manager is an all-in-one software that contains the hard disk management tools to meet the needs of PC users who are looking to keep their crucial digital-data safe and effectively maintained in physical or virtual environments. This includes full

Western Digital has partnered with KeepVault to bring offsite backup services to their WD Sentinel NAS units. While many SMBs are turning to local NAS systems for file serving, computer backup and the like, not all have built more robust backup plans. The addition of the KeepVault offsite backup service gives SMBs both peace of

NVELO has announced that Dataplex Version 1.1.2.5 is now available for download, offering a 10% speed boost from their previous version. Like most caching solutions, Dataplex software keeps the most commonly accessed hot data on the SSD and lesser accessed cold data on the hard drive; however, what makes Dataplex unique is that it works

Synology has been on quite a refresh spree lately, this time it’s their five bay DS1512+ that’s getting a facelift. The DS1512+ gets USB 3.0 ports, user-replaceable fans and passive CPU cooling. The NAS also comes with the latest DiskStation Manager software, version 4.0 and is compatible with the 5-bay DX510 expansion boxes, for total

To meet the requirements from regulatory agencies for the planned Western Digital buyout of Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (HGST), Western Digital has agreed to sell off certain assets to Toshiba. This deal will allow Toshiba to manufacturer 3.5-inch hard drives for the desktop and consumer products market, as well as improve Toshiba’s ability to make

Intel and Micron Technology have announced that the companies have agreed to modify their NAND joint venture relationship. The terms include a supply agreement for Micron to provide Intel with NAND flash while Intel is divesting its stake in two wafer factories for $600 million from Micron – half to be paid in cash, the

Greenliant Systems has begun mass production of its industrial grade SATA interface NANDrive SSDs. I-grade SATA NANDrive devices keep customer data safe, operating at temperatures between -40 and +85 degrees Celsius. The industrial grade SATA NANDrive is currently offered in capacities of 2GB, 4GB, and 8 GB; larger capacity models are planned for future releases.