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Nimbus Data continues thier expansion in the all-flash array arena.

Kingston demonstrates working USB to Micro-USB flash drive.

OCZ signs asset acquirement agreement with Toshiba for $35 million.

OCZ gets bought by Toshiba, expect an official announcement Friday.

Flash Prices to Drop in the New Year

Seagate's release of the Enterprise Turbo SSHD provides a seamless marriage of flash and platter-based technology. Let's take a close look now.

OCZ shrinks its Deneva 2 SSD NAND down to 19nm, now more efficient and faster!

Collaborative testing with VMware Horizon View demonstrates breakthrough virtual desktop scalability and application performance.

Plextor showcases new flash storage products at IFA 2013, debuts new M6 SSD prototype and M.2 SSDs.

Most SSD products with 25nm IMFT NAND are now end of life, but finding products with 20nm flash is difficult. Companies that traditionally used IMFT NAND are now turning to Toshiba and SanDisk to keep...

RumorTT: 128GB iPad could be on its way soon, new SKU to fourth-gen iPad pops up.

LSI AIS 2012 - LSI and Microsoft Collaboration on Windows Server 2012.

Coverage of LSI's AIS 2012 Keynote speech.

Samsung's F2FS file system is flash-friendly, open source.

World's fastest consumer SSD now available worldwide.

SuperSSpeed delivered the best two prong approach to the SSD market yet. SLC flash for enthusiasts/prosumers and MLC flash for mainstream/power users. Today we look at the MLC portion and like the last...

Adobe will no longer allow new installs of Flash on Android-based devices as of tomorrow.

SLC flash continues to become affordable and companies like Zalman are making good use of this faster speed NAND.

And now you get an exclusive look at IMFT 20nm flash performance.

Your very first time to see an SSD running Toshiba 19nm flash.

The only voice authenticating USB drive is 8GB and retails for $50.

We've seen the 128GB drive already and we were impressed with its performance - the 256GB model is faster.

Plextor hits back against Team SandForce. Today Chris looks at the new high-end 128GB drive that is the talk of the internet.

We've seen prototype SandForce drives on display with 24nm Toggle Mode flash for nearly a year, but SanDisk is the first partner to launch such a product.

SandForce shows 24nm flash working at AIS 2011.

Adobe exit mobile Flash, kill it softly.