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Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus M.2 NVMe SSD Review: Bus-Saturating Performance in Style

Our Verdict If you’re looking for one of the fastest PCIe 4.0 SSDs on the market, Sabrent’s Rocket 4 Plus has you covered. Though its warranty coverage is a bit of a pain, it still offers a lot of bang for your buck. For Fast sequential performance Competitive pricing Large and consistent dynamic cache Attractive… Read more

Team Group Announces Worlds First DDR5 SO-DIMM Memory

Home News (Image credit: TeamGroup) Team Group has just made the world’s first DDR5 SO-DIMMs designed for mobile devices, with a frequency of 4800MHz. Team Group is ready to start memory validation of these DDR5 modules with Intel and AMD once both companies begin producing DDR5-supported processors and motherboards. DDR5 will be the next generation… Read more

View 40: Honor shows first smartphone after separation from Huawei

The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Honor has presented its first smartphone after separating from Huawei. The View 40 has so far only been announced for the Chinese market, but could also come onto the market in Europe at a later date. Huawei had deported its former subsidiary brand Honor last November. The Chinese tech giant justified… Read more

Intel closes its fifth record year in a row: turnover soars to 77.9 billion

Intel closed on 2020 with record turnover of 77, $ 9 billion. The fourth quarter exceeded expectations at a crucial time for the company’s future: in mid-February, CEO Bob Swan will hand over the helm to Pat Gelsinger. by Manolo De Agostini published 22 January 2021 , at 08: 01 in the Market channel Intel… Read more

Semiconductor supplier ASML achieves record sales of 14 billion euros

The Dutch semiconductor supplier ASML has 454 made more money than ever before: almost 3.7 billion euros in profit at almost 13 billion euros in sales. The fourth quarter 2020 accounted for almost 4.3 billion euros in sales and 1.1 billion euros in profit. ASML has almost a third of its annual turnover with the… Read more

Intel Optane, goodbye desktop and workstation? Only notebooks and servers for the future

Intel has announced the retirement of many Optane SSD for the consumer world, effectively canceling the offer for desktop PCs and workstations. The company focuses on the notebook world, with Optane Memory H 18 , and the server sector with second generation 3D XPoint memory. by Manolo De Agostini published 18 January 2021 , at… Read more

The semiconductor market continues the growth that began in 2020

Estimates for the semiconductor market are of a continuous recovery in sales during the 2021, after a 2019 down and a 2020 which, despite the pandemic, closed positively by Paolo Corsini published 18 January 2021 , at 18: 31 in the Processors channel Intel Qualcomm NVIDIA SK hynix Micron The semiconductor market recorded, during the… Read more

Intel discontinues Optane Memory-only SSDs

João Silva 53 mins ago Featured Tech News, SSD Drives Intel has discontinued all of its Optane Memory-only SSDs from the client-market segment without providing a new successor. As per Intel, from now on, the new Optane Memory H20 with solid-state storage will be the company’s product for that same segment. As per TomsHardware, Intel’s… Read more

Intel is discontinuing pure Optane memory drives for end customers

Intel has informed its customers via Product Change Notification (PCN) that most of the SSDs for end customers will be discontinued with Optane memory. This concerns the Optane 905 P, Optane 900 P and the hybrids of Optane Memory and classic NAND the Optane H 10. Intel takes the last orders in mid-January. Only the… Read more

Intel says goodbye to its Optane SSDs for the home market

by Antonio Delgado Ago 20 minutes ago … Following Intel’s decision to divest its memory division, including its facilities, to sell to SK Hynix, the continuity of several of its memory products that sector was in question. However, the Optane memories were not part of that agreement as it was a joint project between Intel… Read more

Intel Kills Off All Optane-Only SSDs for Consumers, No Replacements Planned

Home News In a surprising move with little fanfare, Intel announced that it is discontinuing all of its Optane-only SSDs for the consumer market. Surprisingly, the company says those drives aren’t going to see Optane-only replacements, apparently marking the end of its enthusiast-geared Optane SSDs for desktop PCs. Intel discontinued the Optane Memory M10, 800P,… Read more

Analysis: Components in the iPhone 12 are significantly more expensive than in the predecessor

5G, redesigned, OLED in all devices: Apple should be up to 26 Percent more for the components of the iPhone 12 in autumn 2020. That emerges from a freshly published analysis by the market researcher Counterpoint. The “Bill of Materials” (BoM) is significantly more expensive than the iPhone 11 of the year 2019. mmWave particularly… Read more

TeamGroup T-Force Dark Zα 4000 MHz CL18 DDR4 RAM Performance Test. We check what SK Hynix bones can do

Are you terrified by the scale of RGB lighting in products dedicated to gamers? Do you remember the times of the base components devoid of any visual quirks? Do you miss classic black colors? In fact, most of the gaming products sold today, including RAM memory, receive little illumination. Fortunately, there are also manufacturers that… Read more

Silicon Power US70 M.2 NVMe SSD Review: The Ultra-Value M.2 Stick

Our Verdict Silicon Power’s US70 is a low-cost PCIe 4.0 X4 NVMe SSD that’s a great value pick, but it lacks the looks and features needed to be the best. For Relatively low-cost Moderate PCIe Gen4 performance 5-year warranty Against Slow write speed after write cache fills Blue PCB No AES 256-bit encryption Lackluster software… Read more

Intel, Optane SSD P5800X is the world's fastest datacenter SSD

Lots of news from Intel’s storage division , both for the Optane range and the classic SSDs based on 3D NAND memory. The new Optane SSD P 5800 X stands out, a very fast drive based on second generation 3D XPoint memory aimed at datacenter. by Manolo De Agostini published 16 December 2020 , at… Read more