TL;DR: Solidigm has launched the world's highest capacity PCIe SSD, the 122TB D5-P5336, aimed at AI-focused workloads. This SSD offers unlimited Random Writes endurance for 5 years and significantly ...

We have reviewed a handful of Solidigm SSDs since the company came into existence a couple of years ago and have come away impressed. The Solidigm P41 Plus is an excellent performing mainstream SSD ...

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Solidigm has officially discontinued its P44 Pro and P41 Plus SSDs, the only consumer SSDs the company has ever launched and likely ever will (via ITHome), finalizing its exit from the consumer SSD ...

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Solidigm develops solid-state drive memory technology that is used in data centers and mass storage applications. It's ...

‘We’re working on back-end manufacturing capability with the agility to figure out where we want to do the assembly of the SSDs. We have wafer supply coming out of China, and we’ll have wafer supply, ...

Solidigm, a provider of NAND flash solid-state drives, and memory giant Micron have each introduced very high-capacity SSD drives meant for enterprise data centers, particularly in AI use cases.

Carving out marketshare and in a crowded market such as SSD storage plus getting brand recognition is no easy feat, but Solidigm, owned by SK Hynix and what used to be Intel's storage arm, is doing ...

If you're wondering where Intel-branded SSDs have gone, you're not going mad. The company has sold it's SSD arm to chip giant SK hynix and the rebranded SSDs can now be seen on retailers' shelves with ...

The storage industry is at a tipping‑point. For years, hard disks ruled high‑capacity workloads, but shifting economics around power, space, and performance are tilting the scales heavily toward SSDs.

As some businesses across the Greater Sacramento region are announcing layoffs and closures, one high-tech company in Rancho Cordova is actually expanding. If you're watching a YouTube video or ...