SK hynix's P51 SSD proves that Gen5 speed doesn't have to come with thermal trade-offs, thanks to a smart design and ...

Right now, the SK hynix Beetle X31 portable SSD has been marked down by 28%, which is lowest price ever. This brings this 1TB SSD down from $90 to just $65. That’s a savings of $25. See at ...

The acquisition unfolded in two phases over several years. The first phase, completed in December 2021, saw SK hynix acquire Intel's SSD business and its NAND manufacturing facility in Dalian ...

SK hynix is expected to establish a specific NAND operational strategy to accelerate its corporations' solid-state drive (SSD) business. According to the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic ...

SK Hynix has released a 61.44TB PCIe 5.0 SSD using QLC NAND The press release mentions that the firm will launch a 122TB SSD in 2025 Also in the pipeline is a 244TB SSD, set to be launched probabl ...

SK Hynix announced on the 18th that it has completed the development of its high-capacity solid state drive (SSD) product for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, called "PS1012 U.

SK hynix has been leading the SSD market for AI data centers with Solidigm, a subsidiary which commercialized QLC-based eSSD for the first time in the world. With the development of PS1012 ...

SK Hynix Inc. announced today that it has completed development of its high-capacity SSD product, 'PS1012 U.2', designed for AI data centers. As the era of AI accelerates, the demand for high ...

Development of 61TB product based on QLC technology, strengthening synergy with Solidigm in the AI data center SSD market Data transfer speed of up to 32GT/s with PCIe 5.0, with doubled sequential ...

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Find out more about our reviews policy. I have to admit that the look of the SK Hynix Platinum P41 SSD and Haechi H01 heatsink is rather daunting. I guess that’s understandable, as it’s trying ...