ADATA launches high-performance Legend 900 Pro SSD without DRAM

Recent technological developments include the launch of the ADATA Legend 900 Pro SSD, which achieves high-performance speeds without a dedicated DRAM chip. By utilizing Host Memory Buffer technology and dynamic pSLC caching, the drive reaches sequential read speeds of up to 7400 MB/s and write speeds of up to 6500 MB/s on 2TB and 4TB models, offering a more cost-effective alternative to traditional high-end PCIe Gen4 drives.

Other notable updates include reports that OpenAI may slow the development of its artificial intelligence models following a security incident. In the field of quantum computing, researchers have achieved a 100-fold increase in magnon lifespan, potentially paving the way for hybrid quantum systems. Additionally, Prusa Research is updating its entire portfolio of 3D printers to improve print quality and ease of use.