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  • HGST announces 12Gbps SAS SSDs for use in enterprise data centers

    By Loek Essers | 01 May, 2012 19:53

    Western Digital company HGST on Tuesday announced what it claimed to be the first 12 gigabits-per-second (Gbps) SAS solid state drive for use in enterprise storage servers, delivering twice the throughput compared to current 6Gbps SAS technology.

  • Free Tools to Wipe Your Drives Securely

    By Alex Wawro | 26 April, 2012 23:29

    Your PC's hard drive is packed with your personal data. So when you want to get rid of your system or drive, you should permanently erase your storage device drives before you get rid of them. If your drives are encrypted and you trust the encryption protocol (full disk encryption is pretty safe), all you have to do is delete your encryption keys. If you want to safeguard your privacy further--and prevent data theft down the road--here are a few cheap and simple tools designed to wipe your hard drive, solid-state drive, or USB flash drive thoroughly before you dispose of it.

  • Intel ships new SSD 330 series, but limits it to 180GB storage

    By Agam Shah | 17 April, 2012 04:54

    Intel's streak of solid-state drive announcements has continued with the company announcing a new line of SSD 330 drives for mainstream computers but with maximum storage capacity of only 180GB.

  • Intel drives up SSD storage capacity to 800GB

    By Agam Shah | 12 April, 2012 17:07

    Intel on Thursday announced new solid-state drives with storage of up to 800GB, which is a new high in capacity for the company's SSD products.

  • Samsung eyes next generation of NAND to lower laptop cost

    By Stephen Lawson | 12 April, 2012 06:43

    A new type of NAND flash storage for consumer electronics that can store data more densely might lower the cost of devices such as tablets and thin "ultrabook" laptops, according to Samsung.

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  • Samsung shrinks SSDs for netbooks

    By Agam Shah | 23 June, 2009 11:41

    Samsung on Monday introduced solid-state drives (SSDs) for netbooks that are smaller than traditional SSDs and consume significantly less power.

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