Large among the current technology debates is whether or not flash memory will displace hard-disk drives (HDDs) as the foremost digital storage device. The hypothesis has received much attention from ...

The days of the spinning disk hard drive seem to be numbered as Intel Tuesday joined the growing field of companies offering solid state flash memory drives that claim to be faster, quieter and more ...

Fountain Valley-based Kingston Technology Co., the top maker of memory for PCs and consumer devices, is set to start selling flash memory-based drives. The company is set to make what’s called solid ...

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Consumer devices are a driver for storage and memory, either directly or indirectly. The increasing use of AI application and IoT connected smart devices are drivers of this demand. Likewise, faster ...

In the Pretenders’ first hit single, Chrissie Hynde sang, “Got brass in pocket.” We’ve been walking around humming, “Got flash in pocket,” thanks to today’s pricey but perfect replacement for ...

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Samsung commanded our undivided attention when it announced its 32GB flash drive, and now TDK rolls out its interpretation of a 32GB NAND flash memory drive. This one hooks up to a standard IDE ...

It's questionable if there's even a need for USB flash drives in today's world, but if you still use an older device, there's a good chance that it may fail soon. Unlike traditional drives, flash ...

USB flash memory drives are experiencing an increase in product failures as a result of quality-control problems, and the wildly popular replacements for floppy disks could be facing other problems ...

A lot of people are talking about flash notebooks, so CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos took one out for a spin. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers hardware, research ...