Over the years, Lexar has sent us several of their different products to check out. Our latest review features the recently released 1TB version of the Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B Silver. If you have been following our CFexpress reviews, you probably read the review for the 512GB variant of this card last year.

The QNAP TBS-h574TX is a small portable NAS that is the first we’ve seen that supports E1.S SSDs, alternatively, it can use M.2 SSDs as well.

The Synology Beestation takes a very user-friendly approach to backing up and sharing photos and files as a “personal cloud.”

The AMD EPYC 9754S is designed for HPC workloads with SMT disabled, delivering 128 cores and 128 threads with a default TDP of 360W.

The WD Gold 24TB Enterprise HDD offers a 2TB increase over its preceding 22TB model, a nice bump for dense storage servers.

The Seagate Exos X24 offers up to 24TB of capacity with SATA or SAS interface, a moderate increase of 2TB over the prior 22TB HDD.

We recently tested the ORICO J-10 2TB SSD paired with the TXM2 series high-speed enclosure, which presents an intriguing option in the solid-state drive market.

StorageReview and our partners have just solved Pi to 105 trillion places, a new world record that bests the prior record by five percent.

Supermicro develops impressive and innovative storage solutions, and the ASG-1115S-NE316R is no exception. It is a single-socket EPYC 9004 series server with up to 16 hot-swap E3.S Gen5 SSDs in a 1U chassis.