The Solidigm P41 Plus is the successor to the Intel 670p, using the same QLC flash but going with a DRAM-less, PCIe 4.0 design. While QLC has its limitations in sustained performance, the hybrid pSLC ...

The P41 Plus is an innovative PCIe 4.0 product that delivers the industry's best combination of performance and value to PC users for everyday productivity and gaming. Capable of delivering up to ...

Hovering at 4 GB/sec with QLC NAND and a DRAM'less design So yeah, first a bit of explaining on the brand. SK hynix launched Solidigm earlier this year to manage the company's newly acquired Intel ...

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Page 2: Solidigm P44 Pro: More Benchmarks, Gaming Tests And The Verdict Solidigm P44 Pro: Starting At $55, $179 For 2TB Model The Solidigm P44 Pro is an enthusiast-class PCIe Gen 4 solid state drive ...

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.

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As most of you have heard by now, Intel sold its SSD division to SK hynix, which in turn created a new SSD brand named Solidigm. As far as we can tell, SK hynix has kept Intel's enterprise SSD ...

You remember yesterday, when we wrote about Micron's new 6550 ION SSD and how it wasn't exactly the biggest SSD we'd seen? Well, that was yesterday. Today, Solidigm is announcing a new model in the D5 ...