Save $413 on this 4TB Samsung 9100 Pro SSD, offering super-fast Gen 5 speeds, now priced at $619.99 in this limited-time Woot sale.
This USB looks like a standard 8GB drive, but it unlocks a hidden partition when you create a text file with the password inside. The password is never actually written to storage; it’s instead intercepted by the custom firmware and copied into the microcontroller’s SRAM during hashing.
The Sandisk Optimus GX 7100M is the pinnacle of M.2 2230 SSD goodness. High performance, great power efficiency, and a well-supported drive up to 2TB.
Kioxia and Sandisk introduce BiCS10 3D QLC NAND device with a record areal density of over 37 Gbit/mm^2.
Sandisk and SK hynix formally introduce HBF specification that promises up to 3 TB/s of bandwidth eventually, though only four companies are currently interested in the technology.
Returning to Prime Day pricing, Samsung’s fastest SSD, the 9100 Pro 2TB, is just $10 more than the previous PCIe generation’s champion, the 2TB Samsung 990 Pro SSD.
High SSD speeds are helpful in many applications, but should they trump the capacity of the SSD when it comes to gaming?
Seagate expects to begin customer qualification of its 50TB-class HAMR hard drives in late 2027 with shipments in 2028 as AI-driven storage demand keeps production largely sold out through 2028.
We look at the state of SSD pricing one year into the AI apocalypse.
For as little as $10 (or less on sale), you can use an old drive as external storage, but will that dusty drive deliver the speed you need?