The Sonnet Fusion Dual is a PCI Express 3.0 adapter card that allows users to add up to 32TB of extremely fast enterprise SSD storage to their system via a single PCIe slot. As its name indicates, you simply install the 2.5-inch U.2 (SFF-8639) NVMe PCIe SSDs in each of the two connectors, then pop

The Synology DiskStation DS1621xs+ was launched in mid-September of this year as an update to Synology’s line of high-end business NAS in a desktop form factor. The DS1621xs+ offers six 3.5″ drive bays, though it is expandable to 16 total bays via two 5-bay DX517 JBODs.

Earlier this year, Netlist added an M.2 NVMe to its portfolio of SSD in the form of the Netlist NS1552. The new SSD is all about high performance at a low power cost. This particular enterprise drive is aimed at use cases such as boot and log information, searching, indexing, CDN, Cloud and hyperscale computing,

Back in October of this year, Lexar expanded its high-quality line of SD and microSD cards with the introduction of the Lexar Professional 1066x microSD Card. The new card comes with high capacity (up to 512GB), quoted high performance (up to 160MB/s), and a reasonable price (starting at just $16 USD). While the card is

Viking Enterprise Solutions (VES) is a leading storage and server development company that specializes in developing systems for enterprise OEM customers, providing large-scale solutions for high performance and cloud computing. With such a diverse customer base, VES is a dynamic company and ready to take advantage of emerging technologies to help its customers maintain a

Viking Enterprise Solutions（VES）是一家领先的存储和服务器开发公司，专门为企业OEM客户开发系统，为高性能和云计算提供大规模解决方案。VES是一家充满活力的公司，拥有如此多样化的客户基础，随时准备利用新兴技术帮助客户保持竞争优势。

The Sabrent Rocket Q4 is an NVMe SSD that leverages the new PCIe 4.0 interface and is the latest model to be reviewed from the company’s Rocket line (the others being the Sabrent Rocket PCIe Gen4 and Sabrent Rocket PCIe Gen3). Sitting in the middle of the bunch as far as performance and price go,

  I am in the cyber security industry, so I try to stay up to date on the new and the perennially popular technologies. I’m working on setting up a workflow to practice bringing in dirty malware files and safely analyze them. My whole stack of gear sits in my living room, right next to

Welcome to my penetration testing/software development/media editing/jack-of-all-trades lab! What started out two years ago is a crummy old Cisco switch and router, with a cheap r610, and no gigabit networking in sight (shudder), has grown to quite a decent little lab.