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Transcend goes for gold with its new flagship SSD720 product that brings LSI SandForce performance to a new higher capacity point. The new 7mm package coupled with 24nm flash and working TRIM makes this...

LSI and SandForce really owned the show at FMS 2012.

The rush is on for companies such as LSI to deliver a host of storage components that allow customers to reap the generational benefits that PCIe 3.0 brings.

If you've bought an SSD in the last five months or updated your firmware, you need to read this article. Chris concludes a quest he started exactly five months ago and is now ready to guide you to higher...

We were lucky enough to have two Intel 910 800GB PCI Express SSDs in our lab. We could not resist the temptation to throw them together to explore the performance possible from a dual Intel 910 solution...

LSI discusses several new products that make the leap to PCIe 3.0, unlocking bandwidth on RAID controllers and improving IOPS performance on HBAs.

Intel jumps into the server PCIe flash acceleration market and in a big way. With an amazingly low price point compared to competitors, Intel aims to dominate this market segment.

Roshan Ashraf Shaikh from India won our trip to Computex Taipei 2012 as a guest blogger and now he tells his story.

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

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

28% over provisioning at consumer prices done by Patriot.

Could this newcomer to the market take on OCZ at it's own game?

And the winner is... *drum roll*

Get in quickly! It's ending mid-May.

Our most amazing contest yet - who is coming to Taiwan in June?!

What we dubbed as the LSI WarpCache has been revealed. LSI didn't use our product name, but instead went with Nytro WarpDrive. See it and the rest of the Nytro family of products right here.

Two or more is better than one, can the performance outpace the cost? Let's find out!

ASRock goes all out with these two Socket 2011 boards, Ferrari-class?

ASRock literally turned the dial up to a 11 as they show X79 Extreme11.

Usually a product has to be outdated and outperformed before it gets replaced, but not those in LSI's portfolio.

Chris sits down with LSI's VP, Gary Smerdon to talk about the company's recent acquisition of SandForce - the biggest player in the SSD controller market.

SandForce is scooped up by LSI Corp for $322 million.

Putting our 24 Crucial RealSSD C300s to good use once again, Chris fires them up off LSI's SSD optimized 9280-24i4e RAID controller.

LSI is the first to hit the market with SAS 6G RAID controllers. Let's see how the new MegaRAID compares to an old favorite.