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The KC2000 uses the latest Toshiba 96-layer NAND in combination with Silicon Motion's newest SM2262EN controller.

It's a 4K panel from iiyama aimed at the professional user - is it any good for £400?

AMD has today officially launched its new range of Zen 2-based EPYC datacenter CPUs, codenamed Rome, introducing the world's highest performance x86 processor.

It's an external SSD that can withstand a surprising amount of force

It may look like a normal 4-bay NAS, but it has a nifty trick up its sleeve

Back at Computex, NVIDIA launched its new ‘RTX Studio' initiative, aiming to create professional drivers for creative desktop users and powerful workstation laptops for those who need to do design, editing, modelling work on the go. We saw a bunch of RTX Studio laptops announced then but a few more …

It's a 5-bay NAS from Synology, targeting the IT enthusiast or smaller office environment

It's a mini PC aimed at business users - is up to the task?

Netgear has been one of the main driving forces behind Mesh WiFi adoption for years now. Providing a strong, speedy WiFi signal through all areas of a home or business can be a challenge, with some rooms getting weaker performance than others, which is something a Mesh router setup can …

Could this be the foundation for your next workstation or server build?

It's a 4-bay NAS with 10GbE for under £350, but what compromises were made to reach that price?

It's a 4K monitor from Iiyama targeting professionals - just how good is it?

It's a touchscreen monitor from iiyama that will set you back £415

The 5G revolution has been touted for years now, with plenty of large tech companies hedging their bets on the upcoming mobile networking standard. Devices with 5G support are starting to arrive for consumers this year and soon, carriers will be making their networks live. Here in the UK, Vodafone …

It's a new professional ultrawide monitor from the ASUS ProArt family - just how good is it?

It's an expensive Thunderbolt 3 4-bay storage system - but can it justify the hefty asking price?

Looking for a high-quality NAS for your SMB? Look no further

Freelancers are always on the lookout for new tech tools to make their lives easier. Unlike traditional employees, freelancers aren’t provided with everything they need to do their job. When a freelancer wants to improve their efficiency and organisation, they need to figure out how to make it happen. There …

It's another NETGEAR mesh solution, but with integrated Amazon Alexa functionality - worth £435?

The specification of 8Pack OrionX2 has evolved from the previous OrionX (base spec £25k, typical spec £30k) with the main system migrating from Intel X99 and ten CPU cores to Intel X299 with 18 cores and 36 threads. The secondary system moving from quad core Kaby Lake to 8 cores of i9-9900K.

This week at the Broadcast Video Show in London, we had the chance to catch up with QNAP. We had a chat with their technical guru, Thomas Jepps, who walked us through the new NAS systems hitting the market, each targeting specific markets. If you're looking to work with huge …

It's just an OEM drive at present - but could this give us a glimpse at Toshiba's next consumer SSD?

Vik Malyala is the Senior Vice President in charge of Field Applications Engineering and Business Development for SuperMicro. We were lucky enough to be invited to the company's headquarters in Silicon Valley for an exclusive interview with Vik about the company's drive into new markets. With over 3,200 employees across …

MSI held their first ever photography competition last weekend in the Techspace in Shoreditch. The room was kitted out with strobe lights, various props, professional models, cameras, laptops and some very tasty looking cupcakes. Amateur and professional photographers alike were invited to attend to shoot the best picture.

It's only 750GB - but it will set you back over £2250

Intel rate the endurance of the 8TB drive at up to 13.88PBW and back the drive with a 5 year warranty.

It's a 2-bay NAS with a x2 PCIe slot - but is it worth £300?

If you're looking for a smaller screen, is this a good shout at £160?

It's a 14TB monster aimed at the data centre market - can it stand out above the competition?

It's a beast of a board if you're looking to build a server around an EPYC processor