Virtium, a provider of industrial solid-state drive (SSD) and memory solutions, recently introduced a series of high-speed, small-form-factor memory modules.

Rail passengers tend to focus their attention on the locations served, travel times between them, and on-board amenities. Overlooked, understandably, are the behind-the-scenes systems developed to make rail travel is safe, reliable and viable as a form of transportation. For the operators of those systems, no small part of their attention is on longevity – that is, “If it works well, let’s keep it working well.” 

SolidRun and Virtium have announced a collaboration to provide building blocks for creating new technologies for the network edge that fully benefit from 5G.

1TB M.2 SATA, 2TB NVMe SSDs Added to Industrial-Grade StorFly Line Featuring 4TB SATA Drives, Protecting IIoT Data in Extreme-Temperature Environments.

My guest on this week's Embedded Executives podcast is Jacques Issa, a Senior Vice President at Virtium.

In the broad scope of technology, the word power has several connotations. The power-metric colloquialism ?speeds and feeds,? megahertz being among the most common, is at first blush alluring.

SD cards are able to withstand shock and vibration better than less-durable forms of nonvolatile storage can, which explains their importance in protecting crucial data in demanding environments.