For more than five years since its release, the Nimbus Data ExaDrive DC100 remains the highest-capacity solid-state drive you can buy. Launched in 2018, it shattered previous records with its ...

After nearly seven years at the top, Nimbus Data’s massive Exadrive 100TB 2.5-inch SSD has been dethroned by Kioxia, which has unveiled a new 122.88TB model that not only offers a higher storage ...

Also notable is that the ION 6550 comes in the new E3.S and E1.L form factors as well as the more familiar 2.5" U.2 form factor. Micron gleefully notes that this is the first 60TB SSD to be ...

The proposal could make the SK hynix 300TB SSD a competitor to Nimbus Data’s 3.5-inch ExaDrive, which can store up to 100TB. Demand for high performance, high-capacity drives will continue to grow in ...

Unfortunately, not much is known about the 300TB SSD as of yet, other than that it’s in the works. Tom’s Hardware speculates that the drive may rival Samsung’s PBSSD initiative (which tops out at ...

Nimbus Data’s 100TB ExaDrive immediately became the biggest SSD in the world when it launched more than two years ago. However, that record will soon belong to its successor, which may even ...

But here's the thing. The biggest SSD, the ExaDrive EDDCT100, clocks in at full 100TB. Of course, it also costs $40,000. So, the dollars-to-storage space ratio doesn't look too clever.

With 100TB already out and 200TB SSDs also expected sometime soon, we could soon see the advent of 300TB flash drives as well by 2026 from a company called Pure Storage. It will be based on RAW Flash.

Prior to the innovation, the company’s NAND topped out at 176-layers. The new NAND is also 50% faster than Micron’s 176-layer offering, at a top speed of 2.4 gigabytes per second, while ...

Nimbus Data has unveiled the ExaDrive DC100, which crams 100TB of 3D flash memory into a standard 3.5-inch SATA form factor. For context, that's 20 million songs (if you assume 5MB each) in a ...