Is cryptocurrency mining the reason why we can't have nice things? You could make that argument in some instances, even with solid state drives (SSDs). Case in point, PNY has significantly reduced the ...

PNY has a brand new Solid State Drive out on the market headed into the holidays, as they have released the RP60 USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C Portable SSD. This is a handy small SSD that can pretty much to ...

The PNY CS3250 is a PCIe Gen5 SSD launching in October 2025 with read speeds up to 14,900 MB/s, designed for gamers, AI developers, and content creators who need top-tier performance. Priced at ...

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At GTC 2025, PNY, which is interestingly short for "Paris and New York", has announced its new CS2342 NVMe SSD today. This is the company's first such SSD that brings the M.2 2230 form factor and is ...

PNY’s new LX3030 NVMe SSD isn’t for everyone. It’s marketed directly at Chia cryptocurrency plotting, a very high-bandwidth sustained write task. If you want some info on how much data Chia requires, ...

PNY’s new CS2150 SSD gives you super-fast speeds up to 10,300 MB/s, and comes in 1TB or 2TB sizes. A 5-year warranty also backs it up. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some ...

PNY is looking to shatter the notion that buying a cutting-edge solid state drive (SSD) that leverages the PCI Express 5.0 bus has to be an expensive proposition. Proving otherwise is the company's ...

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