For the 2024 eclipse we needed fast, reliable storage that could handle a few bumps and bruises along the way – enter OWC ThunderBlade.

The demand for fast storage on cameras has been unwavering with higher-resolution cameras needing to dump the data somewhere quickly. This also leads to a demand for cheaper yet reliable media since the cost of these cards adds up quickly. To tackle this corner of the market, Lexar has been releasing CFexpress cards under the

NAB 2024 opened with tremendous flair, as tens of thousands of attendees flocked to the Las Vegas Convention Center to learn about the latest technology for Media and Entertainment professionals. Over the many years of NAB, one tenant has never changed—digital files are getting more significant, and teams need faster access to them both in

QNAP NAS platforms have the most unique and capable hardware designs in their class. So, we added a GPU to one and tested the AI capabilities.

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.