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Intel ships first solid-state drives

September 9, 2008 — 7:07am ET | By Paul Mah
Intel has started shipping solid-state drives (SSD) for use in both desktop and laptop computers. Leveraging on multi-level cell flash memory chips for performance, the X-18M and X-25M SSDs are both... Read more...

Samsung, Sun joins forces to bring SSDs to servers

July 18, 2008 — 10:02am ET | By Paul Mah
Samsung and Sun Microsystems announced on Tuesday that they have co-developed a new 8 Gbit single-level-cell (SLC) flash memory for use in solid-state drives (SSD). According to the companies,... Read more...

Google adds experimental options to Gmail; Second release candidate of Firefox3 out;

June 6, 2008 — 1:01am ET | By Paul Mah
> Virtualizing onto a mainframe. Article> IBM adds in-memory database option to DB2 and Informix. Read more...

Seagate plans 2TB SSD for next year

June 3, 2008 — 6:21am ET | By Paul Mah

Seagate will be bringing in the company's first SSD (solid state drive) offering by next year. Not surprisingly, it will be targeted squarely at the enterprise where they can afford the premium

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Intel introduces 32Gb flash chips

May 30, 2008 — 7:20am ET | By Paul Mah

Intel is set to produce a 32Gb NAND flash memory that it jointly developed with Micron Technology. Based on a 34-nanometer technology, it is the smallest NAND process geometry on the market and

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Samsung flaunts 256 GB SSD

May 27, 2008 — 3:41am ET | By Paul Mah

Samsung plans to launch a 256 GB solid state disk before the end of this year. A prototype sporting the same 2.5-inch form factor as the hard disk drives traditionally utilized in notebook

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Google looking to shift some servers over to SSD

May 13, 2008 — 6:43am ET | By Paul Mah

Plans are afoot over at Google to shift some of its servers over to SSD-based storage. The motivation has to do with lower electrical consumption compared with that of traditional Winchester (or

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