The AI boom has been here for a while now, which started being fueled by HBM memory chip demand, and is now pushing the enterprise SSD market upwards, too. The volume of data stored on AI servers is ...

TL;DR: SK hynix has developed the PS1012 U.2 SSD for AI data centers, featuring a 61TB capacity using QLC technology and PCIe 5.0 for 32 GT/s transfer speeds. The company plans to supply samples to ...

Portable SSDs are blazing fast but cumbersome to carry around… unless you have one that’s the size of SK Hynix’s tiniest external drive, which squeezes NVMe speeds into a USB thumb drive form. And if ...

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If you were feeling smugly content after upgrading to a 2TB gaming SSD, then prepare to feel humiliated, as SK Hynix has just announced a new PCIe 5.0 SSD with a whopping 61TB capacity. Not only that, ...

The SK Hynix Beetle X31 1TB portable SSD offers read speeds of up to 1,050 MB per second in a great looking Champagne Gold colored aluminum casing. It's hit its lowest price ever at $74.99. Most ...

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A compact portable SSD that's great for backing up your data on the go. Get it now for its best price as it drops to just $63 for Prime Day. It's always a good idea to have the files on your phone, ...

What just happened? High-capacity SSD customers will soon have another option to choose from courtesy of SK Hynix. The South Korean memory specialist has announced plans to roll out 60 TB, ...

SK Hynix promotes its teeny-tiny portable SSD with a golden sheen as a “Beetle.” But surely I can’t be the only one who thinks it looks like the scarabs from the 1999 Mummy film? Ah, I digress. What’s ...