W hen storing data for a long time, particularly backups, should you use a solid-state drive (SSD) or hard disk drive (HDD)?

Prices are the lowest we've seen all year on spacious and secure drives from Samsung, WD, SanDisk, and other top brands.

When storage density is more important than value, though, solid-state drives win again. That's because there are SSDs like ...

If you don't have one, or your PC is a bit older, you can still find a great deal on a SATA SSD. These are slower than NVMe drives but they're still a huge improvement on a traditional hard drive.

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Samsung says the 990 PRO SSD is the fastest flash-memory drive on their formidable lineup, reaching speeds of up to 7,450 ...

Phison introduces the world's first 128TB storage drive which has potential to transform data centre storage with efficiency ...

Micron is also launching a high-capacity SSD. Both vendors promise greater storage density and lower power consumption.

We've covered a range of different hard drives, both HDD and SSD, in a number of shapes and sizes, so hopefully, you'll find something to suit our list. For those who are new to photography or ...

Your PS4 probably takes too long to load, but if you can't afford a new PlayStation 5, all is not lost. Install an SSD into ...

with an external hard drive. Although, keep in mind that you won't be able to play PS5 games on an external drive. You can now store PS5 games on an external SSD though, you’ll just need to ...