Tag: NVMe

To fully harness the capabilities of the PICe on Raspberry Pi 5, Pineberry Pi has released two new PICe NVMe Expansion Boards The HatDrive Top and HatDrive Bottom. Both bordas are designed to increase the storage capacity of Raspberry Pi 5 using NVMe technology. A few months back, the...

The past few years have seen MeLe expand its PCG02 line of PC Stick, going from the MeLe PCG02 which first launched with an Ethernet port, to the orange stick preloaded with Ubuntu and to several other models which were based on new Intel processors with Apollo Lake and Gemini Lake...

Gateworks is proud to announce the GW16148 Mini-PCIe to M.2 NVME storage adapter. It allows any of the Mini-PCIe slots with PCIe signalling on Gateworks SBCs to be used for a M.2 NVME storage drive. NVME allows for flash storage expansion that offers better performance than a microSD...

IBASE Technology Inc., recognized as a world leader in the design and manufacture of industrial motherboards and embedded computing systems, has launched the ASB200-953 compact box PC housing IBASE’s IB953 3.5-inch SBC powered by 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-1185G7E, i5-1145G7E...

Silicon Motion's PCIe NVMe FerriSSD consists of the SM689 that supports PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe 1.3 and the SM681 that supports PCIe Gen3 x2 NVMe 1.3. It is optimally designed for high-performance mission-critical applications. The PCIe NVMe FerriSSD combines industry-proven controller...

Radxa has announced a Rock 3 Model B SBC, which features the same RK3568 as the Rock 3A, and additionally features WiFi/BT, a second GbE port, native SATA, and M.2 B-key and SIM slots for 4G/5G instead of E-key. The Model B enables native SATA and dual GbE ports, offering enhanced...

2100AI/AT SSD Family - High density robust SSD offers densities up to 1TB in a 16x20 mm BGA Micron has officially launched the Micron 2100AI/AT– an industrial- and automotive-grade PCIe NVMe Industrial SSD family based on 64-layer triple-level cell (TLC) 3D NAND technology. Available...

Physical storage drives have not changed a lot over the years. They have improved in terms of storage capacity and technology but they are definitely still a bit bulky (compared with how small things are becoming) and relatively slow. To offer an improvement to what is currently in the...