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NVIDIA wants to be everywhere, with its new business unit to secure 'custom chip' customers for AI, telecom, game consoles, next-gen cars, and more.

It's the end of an era as long-running PC storage brand Plextor, a name that goes all the way back to the CD-ROM era, is being retired by KIOXIA.

AMD's new Ryzen Threadripper 7980X processor packs 64 cores and 128 threads for $4999... while TRX50 motherboards are priced between $599 and $899.

Silicon Motion's MonTitan SM8366 + SM8308 PCIe 5.0 SSD controllers: 14GB/sec, 128TB capacities, DDR5 + DDR4 memory supported.

Samsung announces its new PCIe 5.0-ready SSD for the enterprise market: 1.92TB to 15.36TB capacities, huge 13GB/sec reads.

ADATA Project Nighthawk and Project Nightbird: PCIe 5.0 M.2 SSDs teased with 8TB capacities, 14GB/sec reads, and so much more.

Marvell will ship its 5 billionth HDD controller in January 2022, with the milestone taking 25 years to reach and what a milestone.

PlayStation 5 game developers only wanted an SSD that hits 1GB/sec read speeds...but Sony went above and beyond with 5x perf.

KIOXIA announces production availability of its Native Ethernet Flash-Based SSDs, the EM6 Series Enterprise NVMe-oF SSDs.

AORUS Z690 EXTREME flagship motherboard teased, ready for Intel's new 12th Gen Core 'Alder Lake' CPU: DDR5 + PCIe 5.0 tech.

Alan Wake remastered takes up 57GB on PlayStation 4, but only 27GB on PlayStation 5 thanks to next-gen Kraken compression tech.

Phison's new E26 controller is the company's first PCIe 5.0-capable SSD controller, PCIe 5.0 ushers in up to 32GB/sec reads.

Intel Alder Lake CPU launches with PCIe 5.0 and DDR5 support, with Phison's new E26 controller ready for up to 16GB/sec reads.

Sony originally debated on whether or not to include PC-grade M.2 SSD expansion in the PlayStation 5 as far back as 2018.

KIOXIA teases its next-gen PCIe 5.0 prototype SSD with up to 14GB/sec (14,000MB/sec) reads, would launch as early as Q1 2022.

Sony teamed up with the memory masters at Marvell to design the PlayStation 5's customized 12-channel SSD memory controller.

NVIDIA's gigantic acquisition of British chip manufacturer Arm is about to be probed by the EU, after being probed by the FTC.

Intel's next-gen Alder Lake CPU architecture: Performance and Efficienct Cores are coming in the next-gen 12th Gen Core CPUs.

Marvell introduces its new Bravera SC5, the industry's first SSD controller that supports PCIe 5.0 and the new NVMe 1.4b standard.

Nuvia closes its Series B funding round after securing $240 million, will forge ahead with next-gen SoC and CPU technologies.

Micron Shows First In-House NVMe SSD Controller at FMS 2018.

Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X50 modem wins major design wins, will hit smartphones in 2019.

A bunch of ex-Intel executives form a new company, Ampere, funded by the Carlyle Group.

Fortified with BiCS 3, Plextor's M9Pe NVMe PCIe SSD is a force to be reckoned with. Here's our full review.

So, which wireless NIC is best in today's market? Join as we investigate.

Plextor's M8Se NVMe PCIe SSDs takes planar TLC flash to new heights. Join us for a close look.

Powered by Marvell's 88SS1093 NVMe controller and fortified with the industries best heat sink, Plextor's M8PeY AIC SSD is sure to please.

Plextor unveils its latest fleet of high-end 3D NAND SSDs at CES 2017, including a M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD with blazing fast speeds and an external SSD.

Check out the PSVR's guts and see how it stacks up against other VR headsets in terms of repairability.

The upcoming 'Wave 2' update to 802.11ac Wi-Fi will double the throughput speed.

Crucial drops their first 3D TLC NAND powered SSD, the MX300. The MX300 should be more powerful than recently released 2D TLC SSDs. Let's take a look.

SanDisk's X400, a 1TB SSD selling for the very low price of $220 is sure to turn heads. Let's take a close look.

Marvell is baking in native support for Linux and and other ARM based operating systems, letting people explore new possibilities.

A new exploit transforms Sony's PS4 into a PC, opening the doors to new homebrew software creations.