Intel 64-layer 3D flash makes its first appearance on Intel's newest 5-Series SATA III SSD, the SSD 5 545s.

What Intel's SSD 600p is trying to do is push past the performance limits of the SATA interface while undecutting the high prices of pretty much all other PCIe-based SSDs.

The GMKtec G3 Plus packs an Intel Twin Lake N150 3.6GHz processor, Wi-Fi 6, high-speed Ethernet, and more into an ...

It's SSD week for me, as two of the biggest players in the market launched new drives today. I looked at the new Samsung 860 Evo SATA offerings earlier, but Intel has bidden farewell to the old ...

Among the most attention-grabbing offers this weekend is the GMKtec Mini PC that’s driven by the Intel N150 processor, 512GB ...

Intel's 760p SSD promises NVMe speed at near-SATA prices, and it delivers the vast majority of the time. However, write speed drops to near-SATA specs when the drive runs out of cache.

The Intel SSD 660p 2TB surpasses my personal needs all the way up to 75% fill, the amount of data already stored on the drive. That backs down to 65% for the 1TB model and 45% on the 512GB model.

Intel has released a 64-layer TLC SSD that's cheaper, and considerably faster than Samsung's EVO. The king is dead--long live the king.

Intel is adding to the above consumer Optane solutions with today's 800p launch, which looks a lot like the Optane Memory parts but functions more like the 900p.

We’ve got a 512GB Intel SSD 760P series drive in house and have tested it alongside a wide range of NVMe PCIe-based SSDs, including the ultra-high-end Intel Optane 900P.

A Look At ADATA’s SU900 512GB SSD by Robert Tanner on May 3, 2018 in Storage While ADATA has a wide variety of budget SSDs on offer, it also has a growing number of more premium offerings. Under ...

In fact, the 512GB Intel SSD 600P we’ll be showing you here today is already available at street prices below $.40 per gigabyte, which is only slightly higher than many SATA-based drives.