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Intel describes Kaby Lake as a "2017 Platform"
Published in PC Hardware


Early 2017 launch

A lot of people have said that  Intel’s third generation 14nm CPU might launch in early 2017 and even Intel calls the Kaby Lake a 2017 platform, in typically elliptic Chipzilla talk.

Sony re-incarnates cassette tapes
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Not as you remember them

The inventor of the walkman, Sony is having another crack at flogging the cassette tape, allthough it is not quite as you remember it.

Microsoft lets you keep 15GB free storage
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One click away on One Drive

Microsoft made a terrible PR decision to roll back the free storage space from original 15GB to 5GB and has "sort of"changed its  mind and told users there is a way to keep the free space.

Seagate Storing the World's Data
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8TB drives at the ready

After a series of unfortunate rankings among its peers in HDD production space, Seagate is turning to humongous drive capacity. 8TB drives sampling to key clients today, slated for wide availability later this year.

3D Xpoint memory uses 20nm process
Published in Cloud


Intel confirms

Earlier this wee, Intel and Micron announced a new memory that is 1,000 times faster than 3D NAND. 

Seagate Archive HDD v2 8TB ships soon
Published in Cloud


Seagate's Biggest desktop drive 

Back in December Seagate announced what it dubbed the biggest desktop hard drive to date.  The Seagate Archive HDD v2 8TB is bigger than the competition and it doesn’t cost arm or leg.

 

ADATA promises USB 3.1 Type C storage
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More at CES 2015

ADATA has been doing a good job in supplying DDR3 and DDR4 memory, making fancy USB 3.0 flash drives and SSDs. The company is now planning to introduce a refreshed line of storage products and some of them will feature the latest USB 3.1 high speed Type C connector.

Cloud storage to be unlimited for Office 365

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Microsoft doubles USB flash drives to 32GB

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3.5’’ drives to soar to 60TB in next 10 years