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StorageReview.com

Hosted by Unknown Host · technology · EN-US · 30 episodes

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StorageReview.com is a world leading independent storage authority, providing in-depth news coverage, detailed reviews and lab services on storage arrays, hard drives, SSDs, and related technologies.

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StorageReview.com is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Sandisk Tapes Out Its First HBF Memory Die, Targets 2027 for Inference Product Samples
Aug 18, 2026—
Sandisk has taped out the first High Bandwidth Flash memory die. The company put it on a slide at its 2026 Investor Day on August 13, under the header HBF Roadmap, next to what the slide labels an actual die picture. The second half of that slide covers the first HBF inference product samples: coming The post Sandisk Tapes Out Its First HBF Memory Die, Targets 2027 for Inference Product Samples appeared first on StorageReview.com .
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Enterprise SSD Prices Run at 6.5x Last Year: VDURA Pegs a 30TB TLC Drive at $22,600
Aug 18, 2026—
Enterprise SSD prices increased another 5 percent in July 2026, according to the latest VDURA Flash Volatility Index. While the monthly increase was lower than the extreme fluctuations seen over the past year, flash pricing remains approximately 6.5 times higher than it was in the third quarter of 2025. The index, which VDURA launched in The post Enterprise SSD Prices Run at 6.5x Last Year: VDURA Pegs a 30TB TLC Drive at $22,600 appeared first on StorageReview.com .
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SK hynix and Solidigm Split the NAND Map: 54 Trillion Won at Home, a Reported Dalian Fab 2 Restart in China
Aug 18, 2026—
SK hynix and its subsidiary Solidigm are following a two-part manufacturing plan to keep mature flash production separate from next-generation memory. Recent updates show they are expanding older production capacity overseas while also investing heavily at home. These moves will support future demand for AI storage, but current production schedules mean that enterprise SSD shortages The post SK hynix and Solidigm Split the NAND Map: 54 Trillion Won at Home, a Reported Dalian Fab 2 Restart in China appeared first on StorageReview.com .
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AMD AI Energy Efficiency Up 4x Since 2024, Ahead of Pace on Its 20x-by-2030 Rack-Scale Goal
Aug 18, 2026—
AMD said it has achieved an estimated 4x increase in AI energy efficiency from 2024 to mid-2026, exceeding its projected 3x target for the period. It is working toward a 20x improvement in rack-scale AI training and inference efficiency by 2030, a goal it set in June 2025. The company measures progress against a 2024 The post AMD AI Energy Efficiency Up 4x Since 2024, Ahead of Pace on Its 20x-by-2030 Rack-Scale Goal appeared first on StorageReview.com .
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Ubiquiti UPS 2U Pro Review: 1920W of UniFi-Managed Rackmount Power Protection
Aug 18, 2026—
Ubiquiti continues to expand its UniFi power ecosystem with the UPS 2U Pro, a higher-capacity rackmount UPS designed for larger network racks, storage systems, and other infrastructure that needs centralized power protection and management. Following the company’s initial entry into the UPS market with the UPS Tower and UPS 2U, the new Pro model builds The post Ubiquiti UPS 2U Pro Review: 1920W of UniFi-Managed Rackmount Power Protection appeared first on StorageReview.com .
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Is the 20% annual discount automatic?

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What if I have more than 50 profiles or 20 clients?

That is our Enterprise tier. Contact our sales team and we will build a custom plan with volume pricing, a dedicated account manager, and SLA guarantees.

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Recent episodes

Sandisk Tapes Out Its First HBF Memory Die, Targets 2027 for Inference Product Samples

Enterprise SSD Prices Run at 6.5x Last Year: VDURA Pegs a 30TB TLC Drive at $22,600

SK hynix and Solidigm Split the NAND Map: 54 Trillion Won at Home, a Reported Dalian Fab 2 Restart in China

AMD AI Energy Efficiency Up 4x Since 2024, Ahead of Pace on Its 20x-by-2030 Rack-Scale Goal

Ubiquiti UPS 2U Pro Review: 1920W of UniFi-Managed Rackmount Power Protection

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Dan Gardner

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About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is StorageReview.com?

About the host

Recent episodes

Sandisk Tapes Out Its First HBF Memory Die, Targets 2027 for Inference Product Samples

Enterprise SSD Prices Run at 6.5x Last Year: VDURA Pegs a 30TB TLC Drive at $22,600

SK hynix and Solidigm Split the NAND Map: 54 Trillion Won at Home, a Reported Dalian Fab 2 Restart in China

AMD AI Energy Efficiency Up 4x Since 2024, Ahead of Pace on Its 20x-by-2030 Rack-Scale Goal

Ubiquiti UPS 2U Pro Review: 1920W of UniFi-Managed Rackmount Power Protection

Guest Appearances

Dan Gardner

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