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Since when did my SSD need water cooling?
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Microsoft may charge different prices for Office with or without Teams
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Samsung to cough up third of a billion bucks for ripping off patent
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Let's take a closer look at these claims of anti-ransomware SSDs
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Seagate hit with $300m penalty for selling sanctioned storage to Huawei
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Microsoft stumps loyal fans by making OneDrive handle Outlook attachments
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HPE lobs scale-out storage services into GreenLake subscription vehicle
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Uptime guarantees don't apply when you turn a machine off, then on again, to 'fix' it
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Backup tech felt the need – the need for speed. And pastries and Tomb Raider
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Debian-based TrueNAS Scale updated – and iXsystems wins a gong
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A moment of silence for all the drives that died in the making of this Backblaze report
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NetApp ditches 8% of staff as customers put away wallets
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Chrome bug bedevils file storage in the cloud
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JEDEC reportedly set to formalize Dell laptop memory standard
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Samsung expects profit dive as demand for memory and devices continues to slow
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Non-binary DDR5 is finally coming to save your wallet
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An IT emergency during a festive visit to the in-laws? So sorry, everyone, I need to step out for a while
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Uncle Sam needs novel memory for nuke sims. So why did it choose Intel?
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Just blob it in: Microsoft greases skids for data migration to Azure
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IBM set to bump up storage prices outside the US in the new year
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Iceotope study says liquid immersion is viable for hyperscale disk storage
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Intel’s axed Optane biz spurts out mixed bag of new SSDs
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Go ahead, be rude. You don't know it now, but it will cost you $350,000
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IBM so confident in supply chain, it's frozen storage prices and has freebies for late shipments
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Micron samples first DRAM built using 1-beta process node
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Microsoft's Windows 10 Patch Tuesday update crashes OneDrive
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Seagate denies it illegally sold hard drives to Huawei
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Broker-dealers can stop burning records to CD, but they don’t have to, says SEC
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Morgan Stanley fined $35m after hard drives sold with customer info still on them
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'Last man standing in the floppy disk business' reckons his company has 4 years left
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Bad UI killed the radio star
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Keeping printers quiet broke disk drives, thanks to very fuzzy logic
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Backblaze thinks SSDs are more reliable than hard drives
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Computational storage specs hit v1.0 after 4 years of work
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The sins of OneDrive as Microsoft's cloud storage service turns 15
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Flash memory vendors unveil PCIe 5.0 SSDs, latest spec for CXL interconnect tech
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Yes, it's true: Hard drive failures creep up as disks age
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Last week Intel killed Optane. Today, Kioxia and Everspin announced comparable tech
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US mulls more export bans – this time, memory – in war on Chinese chipmakers
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SK hynix and Los Alamos Labs to demo key-value store accelerating SSD
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Why the end of Optane is bad news for all IT
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Micron pledges US memory expansion after CHIPS Act passes
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Why Intel killed its Optane memory business
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Micron's 232-layer NAND is a game changer for database workloads
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My smartphone has wiped my microSD card again: Is it a conspiracy?
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Samsung has 24Gbps GDDR6 ready for higher-performance graphics cards
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Micron releases DDR5 DRAM ready for next-gen servers
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Databricks promises cheap cloud data warehousing at an eighth of the cost of rivals
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The perfect crime – undone by the perfect email backups
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Chinese startup hires chip godfather and TSMC vet to break into DRAM biz
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