ADATA unveils the industry's first SD Express 8.0 compliant cardd, with massive read and write speeds of up to 1.6GB/sec and 1.2GB/sec, respectively.

ADATA Technology has launched the industry's first SD 8.0 Express specification memory card with the Premier Extreme SD 8.0 Express memory card delivering ...

Samsung Electronics is accelerating the industry's transition away from DDR4 memory, having informed PC manufacturers that it ...

S amsung, the second-largest memory chip maker after SK Hynix, is set to end production of its DDR4 chips to focus on newer ...

ADATA Technology is currently the first company to launch SD 8.0 Express specification memory card in the market, leading the industry in technology. The new Premier Extreme SD 8.0 Express memory ...

Adata is launching the first SD Express 8.0 memory card, advertised to reach 1.6 GB/s and 1.2 GB/s read and write speeds.

Another similar option is this set of Corsair DDR4 RAM, which it is a good alternative if you’re already running a bunch of Corsair peripherals and want to synchronize the RGB across devices.

The same happened with RAM, DDR4 replaced DDR3, and now we have DDR5, which offers better speed, efficiency, and bandwidth. That being said, to experience next-gen performance of DDR5 RAM, you'll need ...