Microsoft recently added a new feature that gives a significant performance boost to certain SSDs. However, there's a caveat.

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Over the weekend, a leaker known for his tech work, Moore’s Law is Dead claims that Samsung may be terminating its SATA SSD production in 2026. The news comes as the tech sector prepares for the CES ...

Investing.com-- Samsung Electronics (KS:005930)plans to end production of budget solid-state drives used primarily in consumer electronics in the coming year, a popular tech leaker said, as it ...

The golden era of affordable, high-capacity storage for budget PC builds and legacy upgrades appears to be coming to an abrupt end. According to a new report from renowned hardware leaker “Moore’s Law ...

Hardware PC gaming has a pricing problem, and the memory crisis is compounding it in a way that's utterly heartbreaking for our hobby Memory Explainer: This is why memory and storage is so expensive ...

Samsung’s PM9E1 NVMe Gen5 SSD emerged quietly in 2024, surprising the industry as the company entered mass production without a major announcement. This model followed the PM9A1 SSD launched in 2021, ...

TL;DR: Samsung plans to halt SATA SSD production in 2026, reducing overall SSD supply and likely causing price increases for SATA and NVMe drives. This genuine supply cut, unlike mere rebranding, may ...

It's Black Friday 2025 and not a moment too soon with the ongoing DRAM and storage supply crisis (especially for DRAM!), but there are still some great SSD deals available for buyers today. Below, ...

SSD vs HDD: Comparing speed, reliability, and storage options to help you choose the best upgrade for your laptop’s performance and capacity needs. Pixabay, josemiguels Choosing the right storage ...

China-based AI startup MiniMax has launched its open-source large language model, MiniMax M2, built specifically for agent workflows and coding tasks. The model is said to deliver twice the inference ...