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    The Best External Solid State Drives (SSDs) of 2024

    The external solid-state drives are excellent for expanding device storage, saving backups, or transferring data. They offer faster data transfer speeds and better reliability than traditional hard disk drives. What to Look for in an External SSD External SSDs offer several advantages as storage media. However, if you want to get the most out of your external SSD, there are…

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    Western Digital Has New External SSDs and NVMe Drives

    Western Digital has revealed new flash storage drives, including a durable portable SanDisk SSD, a high-performance NVMe drive, and expansion cards for Xbox consoles. The first new product is the SanDisk Extreme PRO, which uses a USB4 connection. It can read data at speeds of up to 3,800 MB/s and write data at speeds of up to 3,700 MB/s.This drive…

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    How AI Drives Supply Chain Automation for Retailers Worldwide

    Artificial intelligence is becoming crucial to how large retail organisations manage and optimise supply chains. From predicting seasonal demand in goods to automating inventory ordering, AI is helping supply chain management system vendors gain new efficiencies for their clients. In 2022, McKinsey reported that supply chain management was the top area where businesses reported AI-related cost reductions. At the time,…

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    How to install App Store apps onto SSD drives using macOS Sequoia

    Did you know that Apple’s macOS 15.1 Sequoia now lets you install and use applications acquired from the Mac App Store directly onto an external drive? This enhancement is actually particularly useful if your workflow requires you to handle a space-devouring application. Here’s what you need to know about it and how it works. What’s changed? While anyone who is paying attention…

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    Why I Still Buy Hard Drives for My Windows PC

    Key Takeaways Hard drives are cheaper per terabyte compared to SSDs, which makes them great for mass storage. Large platter drives are more reliable for long-term data storage. Desktops often support more traditional hard drives than NVMe drives, making spinning disks a cost-effective choice. Why do I still buy hard drives for my Windows PC? Well, for starters, the price…

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