Data Memory Systems

In a time where budgets are tight and computers are more in demand than ever before, finding ways to optimize a computer or laptops performance without breaking the bank is a crucial task

In an age where both desktop and laptops now have staggering amounts of computer storage and RAM memory, it can be difficult to see why the average computer user would need an external hard drive

Research firm IHS has predicted that SSDs (solid-state drives) will account for more than one third of the computer storage market by 2017, almost seven times than the number of shipments recorded in 2012.

Chromebooks are being mooted as the future of laptop computers, with many of the world’s largest computer manufacturers preparing to bring out new models later this year

A breakthrough by scientists at the prestigious Yale University could pave the way for computer manufacturers to manipulate microwave signals in order to create the world's first quantum computer at some point in the future

It is a common misconception that RAM memory helps to dictate how fast a computer can run.

Flagging economies and a lack of innovation on the part of many manufacturers has seen Asian companies placed in a better position to lead the pack when it comes to supplying computer and memory solutions to consumer markets.

Research undertaken at Oregon State University has found that there may be a viable way in the future to use high-frequency sound waves in order to improve magnetic data storage

The announcement in recent weeks of the world’s first terabyte USB flash memory device has broken boundaries for portable flash storage.

Samsung has this year announced plans to target the Chinese market, as well as other smartphone manufacturers, in an effort to bulk up their orders after losing out to their main competitor, Apple.