MicroSD Express cards have been around for a while, but there are only a few on the market as creative professionals haven’t ...

This Samsung P9 Express is guaranteed to be compatible with your Switch 2 console. In fact, Samsung is the company that ...

It'd be easy to assume CFexpress is now the ultimate memory card format, with the rival SD standard left languishing in the low- to mid-range card market. But this isn't entirely true, as the SD ...

When Nintendo announced the Switch 2, it said that the console only supports expansion through MicroSD Express cards. This is a huge pain for anyone with a collection of existing MicroSD cards, but it ...

TL;DR: A Nintendo job listing suggests the Switch 2 may use SD Express storage, offering speeds up to 985 MB/sec, significantly faster than the current Switch. This could enhance gameplay with quicker ...

This Lexar Play Pro 512GB card deal means you can triple your Switch 2 storage for a lot less courtesy of Amazon, and it'll be here in time for Christmas.

ADATA announced that it's preparing to revolutionize the SD card market with new SD Express cards capable of nearly three times the data throughput of the fastest SD cards on the market. SD cards aren ...

SHANGHAI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mobile World Congress Booth N2.C40 — The SD Association announced today SD Express which adds the popular PCI Express ® and NVMe™ interfaces to the legacy SD interface. The ...

An SD Card category that uses the PCI Express (PCIe) and NVMe interfaces. Introduced in 2018, SDHD, SDXC and SDUC cards are available as SD Express cards, which are backward compatible with the SD ...

“SD Express’ use of even faster PCIe and NVMe architectures to deliver faster transfer speeds creates more opportunities for devices to use SD memory cards,” said Mats Larsson, Senior Market Analyst ...

A single SD card might someday be enough to hold your entire media collection, no matter how huge it is; and it'll obviously be even faster than today's offerings. The SD Association (the group that ...

The race to be the world’s next high-performance memory card standard took it up a notch this week when the SD Association said it will adopt PCIe 4.0 for SD Express cards. Yes, you heard that right: ...