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SSDs are now much more prevalent than hard drives, although the capacities of the most commonly used solid-state drives are still relatively small.

Although you probably can't install the Xbox Series X version of the game on one, these limited edition Starfield drives from Seagate still look great.

It might look like an old school HDD but Seagate's new HAMR is brand-new magnetic storage tech making its way to customers right now.

Seagate again partners with Phison Electronics to bring forth an NVMe SSD, the Nytro 5550H, an enterprise SSD dishing out a lot of performance.

Fake SSDs are being sold for cheap, and with brands like Samsung being ripped off what you're actually getting is nothing close to the real thing.

Seagate enters the fray with a PCIe Gen5 SSD, the FireCuda 540, which just so happens to be the second-best performing consumer SSD we've ever tested.

Retail listings are pointing to an imminent release for Seagate's first PCIe Gen5 SSDs, so we're expecting an official announcement soon.

Following expansive backwards compatibility support, Smart Delivery, and a 3-year cross-gen cycle, Microsoft is now totally focused on Xbox Series X/S.

Seagate is looking to increase single HDD capacities with 32TB coming soon and 40TB to follow using the new Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording tech.

Western Digital introduces two new Xbox Series X/S SSDs that helped drive down the high expansion storage prices for Microsoft's new Xbox console.

T-FORCE was at Computex 2023 in full force, where in addition to checking out its DDR5 and PCIe Gen5 options we spotted something very cool for the PS5.

Seagate and Microsoft significantly reduce the Xbox Series X/S expansion SSD storage cards with a new permanent price drop that includes all capacities.

Seagate has reached an agreement with the US Department of Commerce where it will pay a penalty of $300 million for selling millions of HDDs to Huawei.

The new Seagate IronWolf Pro 22TB is designed for NAS, DAS, and RAID environments with multiple users and it offers impressive capacity.

These cool-looking custom Star Wars SSDs from Seagate feature lightsabers that light-up and PCIe Gen4 NVMe speeds of up to 7,300 MB/s.

Up until now the only option for expanding your Xbox Series X|S storage has been Seagate, which makes these new Western Digital cards very welcome.

With over 2,000 hard drives (HDDs) tested a new report provides some insight into which brands are more reliable and resilient than others.

These won't be your average SSDs, but rather direct flash module (DFM) drives designed to fit into dedicated storage systems for enterprises.

Seagate announces next-gen HAMR HDDs are coming in mid-2023, with capacities of over 30TB. The world of 50TB+ is also coming.

Seagate and Phison extend their partnership for next-gen premium business NVMe SSDs, dropping costs for enterprise users.

Seagate announces official Horizon Forbidden West-themed external HDDs with up to 5TB capacity for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5.

Seagate is first to the market with 20TB HDDs. Helium-filled and fast, both are right at home for NAS or Datacenter apps or Chia.

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

Seagate updates Game Drive Hub for Xbox with the new 8TB version supporting USB 3.1 Gen, dual USB-C, and an updated design.

Two new Xbox Series X/S expansion SSD cards are coming, and one of the cards is more expensive than an Xbox Series S console.

New $30 adapter may enable cheaper Xbox Series X/S SSD expansion, but it apparently only works with one specific M.2 drive.

Seagate 30TB HDD teases with next-gen HAMR technology, 100TB HDDs with HAMR technology coming sometime in 2030 -- crazy times.

Western Digital's affordable 250GB SN750 SE SSD only has 3.2GB/sec read speeds, but it actually works well on the PlayStation 5.

Seagate adds a new offering to its extensive Gen4 SSD portfolio. The IronWolf 525 is a mid-range Gen4 SSD for PC and NAS.

Seagate may release new cheaper 500GB SSD expansion cards for the Xbox Series X/S consoles to boost game storage capacity.

Internal Xbox Series X SSD drives can only be be used as internal SSDs in other Xbox Series X consoles if they are cloned.

A modder customizes CFexpress card + NVMe M.2 SSD from Xbox Series console, expands Xbox Series X/S storage on the cheap.

Seagate's FireCuda 530 demonstrated that it is the undisputed champion. How can it get better? With more capacity, of course.

Halo Infinite will miss Halo's 20th anniversary, and instead Microsoft is releasing a $549 special edition Xbox Series X console.

Seagate's FireCuda Gaming Hub offers massive capacity at 16TB for your growing library of games. Join us as we take a close look.

Microsoft's next-gen Xbox Series S console gets a teardown treatment, we get to see how it ticks internally -- and it's impressive.

Cheaper and slower PCIe 4.0 SSDs apparently work just as well in the PlayStation 5 as expensive, high-end 5.5GB/sec SSDs.

Seagate's FireCuda 530 1TB showed its throughput leader. The 2TB model demonstrates throughput leadership for all consumer SSDs.

It's here. Seagate's FireCuda 530 can reach speeds in excess of 7,300 MB/s and is the first SSD upgrade certified for PS5 use.

PlayStation 5 architect Mark Cerny gives his stamp of approval on this WD SSD that's capable of hitting an insane 7GB/sec.

Seagate is giving away one of its super-fast Seagate FireCuda 520 Cyberpunk 2077 PCIe 4.0 SSDs which is capable of 5GB/sec.

Seagate's new FireCuda 530 PCIe 4.0 SSD is powered by Phison's new 8-channel PS5018-E18 controller, pushes over 7GB/sec reads.

Seagate's FireCuda Gaming HDD in the 2TB capacity lands on our desk today. Let's give it a go and see what it's all about.

Seagate was founded in 1979 and has since become the first company to ship 3 zettabytes worth of hard drive capacity in that time.

QSAN's XCubeNXT XN8016D 16-bay 3U unit is an extremely powerful yet flexible platform. Join us as we fully put it to the test.

Seagate's IronWolf Pro 125 boasts 1DWPD endurance, but how well does it perform? Let's find out as we check out the 960GB model.

Seagate revamps the IronWolf SATA SSD, a new 125 model for AFA and NAS platforms! Join us as we put it through its paces.

Xbox Series X/S consoles are optimized for read/write-heavy loads and increased durability thanks to TLC 4D NAND flash memory.

Microsoft confirms the Xbox Series X|S expandable PCIe 4.0 SSDs will vary in capacity, OEM, and price, and will go beyond 1TB.

1TB expandable PCIe 4.0 Xbox Series X/S storage SSD cards cost $219, or roughly 73% of an Xbox Series S' base MSRP price.