SOLID STATE DRIVE (SSD) OR FLASH DRIVE:

Solid State Drive (SSD) or Flash Drive:

A type of storage medium that stores its data on computer chips. Unlike RAM, the data on an SSD remains even after the power is shut off. An SSD is faster than an HDD and less fragile, due to having no moving parts. SSDs are more expensive than HDDs.

← Back to All Definitions

    REQUEST A QUOTE

    Call us at 905.265.1235 or fill out the form below. Our experienced technicians are available to help with your custom configuration or to provide a quote.