USB Flash Drives

Chinese manufacturer YMTC has announced the third generation of its Xtacking 3D TLC technology, increasing NAND speed and density while cutting power consumption by 25%.

Why would you need a 512 GB USB stick? Because it's cool, that's why. We take a look at Patriot's latest USB products that were announced at CES 2016.

Full BusKill Kit now available for $99.99.

Rostec introduces a unique self-destructible USB flash drive.

A new AMDGPU Linux driver was revealed to have initial support for USB4 DisplayPort tunneling and could be coming with Linux 5.16.

PNY has launched a new Elite-X Fit USB flash drive with a capacity of 512GB and read speeds up to 200 MBps.

With impressive write speeds and strong encryption support the D300 IronKey has also received NATO level security certification as well

Western Digital announced the iNAND MC EU321 embedded flash drive for smartphones and PCs, using 96-layer 3D NAND memory technology.

Google researchers discovered that almost half of dropped USB sticks that are picked up by people are then opened on their PCs, exposing them to potential malware infection.

LaCie rolled out several new stylish designs that pack plenty of storage punch via the USB Type-C connection.