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Storage specialist Seagate has announced the Nytro 5550 and 5350 SSDs for data centre use.

Japanese computer memory manufacturer is set to release two new solid state drives for content creators, gamers, and professionals. The SSDs, which are under development, will be staged in an exhibit in Shanghai from 30 July to 2 August.

Storage solutions company Greenliant introduces the ArmourDrive PX and EX series SSDs, which are ideal for write intensive applications that require data retention and endurance. Greenliant says the SSDs are suited for industrial, medical, networking, and transportation applications.

Western Digital has announced four 4TB portable consumer SSDs.

Global storage vendor Western Digital has released three new products, all aimed at the gaming market, and all in its WD_Black family.

HPE has warned users of four models of its SAS solid state drives that the devices, which are used in servers and storage products, could die after 40,000 hours of operation unless a firmware fix is applied.

Dell EMC's inclusion of dual port Intel Optane SSDs and Storage Class Memory (SCM) as persistent storage in PowerMax servers is an industry first, according to the company.

The arrival of a review sample of the Crucial MX300 Limited Edition 750GB SSD coincided with an opportunity to use it to resurrect a mid-2012 13-inch MacBook Pro.

Crucial's new MX300 SSD family is based on Micron 3D TLC NAND technology.

Storage vendor HGST has delivered on its promise of NVMe compliance for the Ultrastar SN100 PCIe SSDs.

Enterprise storage vendor HGST has announced a raft of new products aimed at a variety of data centre applications.

SanDisk's Extreme Pro SSD is aimed at gamers, media professionals and other users who need consistently high performance.

HP's new XP7 storage array is a top performer, company officials claim.

Micron's new M550 series SSDs come in capacities up to 1TB and will be available in multiple form factors.

Flash storage specialist SanDisk has announced a flurry of new consumer products, including the "world's fastest 64GB microSDXC card."

Flash memory specialist SanDisk has announced a pair of new solid state drives, along with a new distribution channel aimed at SME customers.

Hitachi Accelerated Flash storage is designed specifically for enterprise workloads.

LaCie has tweaked its Little Big Disk Thunderbolt portable drives with the addition of SATA III SSDs to the range.

New microcode for Hitachi Data System's Virtual Storage Platform provides a significant boost to performance with flash storage, while its new flash controller technology will yield additional improvements.

New Flash Accel software from NetApp uses server-based flash storage to improve performance by up to 90%.