Data transfer stories - Page 2
OWC launches 'fastest' Atlas USB4 CFexpress card reader in Japan
Fri, 1st Mar 2024
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personal computing devices
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windows
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apple
OWC launches the Atlas USB4 CFexpress Type B memory card reader, reported to be the sector's fastest, promising transfer speeds over 3300MB/s and improved user efficiency.
Berlin tops Europe for best 5G experience, says MedUX report
Mon, 19th Feb 2024
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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video
Berlin offers Europe's premier 5G experience, outperforming other major cities in data and OTT experiences, according to a comprehensive study by MedUX.
Lockheed Martin advancing global 5G coverage with 5G.MIL payload launch
Thu, 16th Nov 2023
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radisys
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data transfer
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keysight
US aerospace titan, Lockheed Martin, to revolutionise global 5G coverage with launch of pioneering 5G.MIL payload in 2024.
Hands-on review: Belkin Connect Thunderbolt 4 5-in-1 Core Hub
Wed, 15th Nov 2023
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reviews
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gadgets
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belkin
If you need a compact solution to help you get the most out of your workstation, Belkin’s new Connect Thunderbolt 4 Core Hub might just tick all the boxes.
Lightware introduces new USB-C extender Active Optical Cables
Mon, 16th Oct 2023
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edutech
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gaming
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digital entertainment
Lightware Visual Engineering reveals two new USB-C extender Active Optical Cables, promising enhanced AV flexibility.
GAIN LINE's suggestions for robust data security post Lyca Mobile attack
Sat, 14th Oct 2023
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storage
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firewalls
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digital transformation
Leading business consultancy, GAIN LINE, calls for stronger data security measures following recent cyber-attack on Lyca Mobile.
Hands-on review: Terra Master TD2 Thunderbolt 3 2-Bay DAS
Thu, 17th Mar 2022
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gaming
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reviews
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digital entertainment
Terra Master’s TD2 Thunderbolt 3 2-Bay direct-attached storage box is designed with the creative professional in mind.
Hands-on review: WD Blue SN570 NVMe SSD
Wed, 16th Mar 2022
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gaming
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reviews
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digital entertainment
Western Digital has released a fast PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe solid-state drive for the more budget-conscious regular user with the WD Blue SN570.
DE-CIX breaks another data throughput record at Frankfurt exchange
Wed, 18th Mar 2020
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datacentre infrastructure
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internet exchange
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data transfer
DE-CIX has set a new data throughput record, surpassing 9 terabits per second on its Frankfurt exchange just three months after its previous milestone.
QNAP boosts data-transfer capabilities with CloudFuze
Mon, 13th Jan 2020
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storage
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multi-cloud
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partner programmes
CloudFuze offers end-to-end cloud file and user migrations for individuals and business users, including managed migrations for large enterprises.
AWS announces pay-as-you-go satellite data download offering
Wed, 28th Nov 2018
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network infrastructure
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spacetech
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hyperscale
Leverages a network of 12 antenna ground stations in AWS Regions around the world to download, process, store, analyse, and act upon satellite data.
Transfer data at light-speed: Samsung’s portable SSD T5 is here!
Wed, 16th Aug 2017
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samsung
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ssd storage
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data transfer
The Samsung Portable SSD T5 is meant to elevate data transference while still remaining relatively cost-effective...
NZ ISPs in YouTube tie-up to drive faster broadband connections
Fri, 21st Nov 2014
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digital entertainment
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youtube
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netflix
New Zealand internet service providers are part of a multinational drive by global video streaming giant YouTube to push customers to faster landli.
“Kiss old connectors goodbye” with new Keyssa technology
Tue, 18th Nov 2014
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cloud services
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data sharing
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data transfer
With Kiss Connectivity technology, devices only have to be in close proximity and video and data can be transferred at rates of up to 6Gbits per second.
The Need for Speed
Tue, 1st Mar 2011
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uc
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datacentre infrastructure
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formula one
Tom McCullough’s workday begins not with a simple computer boot-up, but by prepping 300km/h machines for high-stakes Formula One races for AT&T Williams.
Intel creates lightning-fast silicon optical network
Wed, 28th Jul 2010
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datacentre infrastructure
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intel
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silicon photonics
Intel’s experimental chip could replace electrons with light beams to carry data at 50Gbps, potentially revolutionizing computer design.