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In 2010, Apple started to release Macs with solid-state drives (SSDs) that used a socket and—with varying amounts of effort—could be removed and upgraded by the owner or by an Apple or third-party ...

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kioxia Corporation, a world leader in memory solutions, today announced that the cryptographic module used in KIOXIA CM7 Series PCIe ® 5.0 NVMe™ Enterprise SSDs has been ...

Pure Storage has teased it has gigantic 150TB SSD modules in testing right now, and before you get too excited that 150TB of SSD could be inside of your gaming PC, these bad boys are enterprise ...

Aftermarket Mac storage solutions firm OWC tore down Apple's entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro without Touch Bar to find that, while an involved process, the notebook's SSD module can be removed and ...

RAIDON Technology has announced two items, internal 2.5-inch iR2420-2S-S2 and iS2420-2S-S2 storage devices. Coming with elegant aluminum texture appears delicate material and simple tray ejection ...

Long-time Mac accessory maker Other World Computing announced on Tuesday that it will begin shipping the first third-party SSD modules for Apple’s Retina MacBook Pro starting on August 21. Pre-orders ...

RAIDON Technology has announced two new items, internal 2.5-inch iR2420-2S-S2 and iS2420-2S-S2 storage devices. Coming with elegant aluminum texture appears delicate material and simple tray ejection ...

In his latest video, YouTuber dosdude1 was able to upgrade a MacBook Neo with a 1TB NAND NVMe SSD that’s both more spacious ...

Viking Modular has unveiled a novel approach to adding a solid state storage boost to a computer or server. Instead of being bound by the familiar 2.5 or 3.5-inch form factor, the company has ...

The new Optane H10 is a single module that fits into M.2 slots, combining up to 32GB of Intel's Optane Memory and up to 1TB of solid state storage, supercharging common PC tasks on a budget for OEMs.

Apple launched updated MacBook Air models in October of 2010, featuring new, compact, and (originally) proprietary form-factor solid state drives (SSDs). The SSDs have so far only been available to ...