Kingston has announced a stacked refresh across its memory and storage products, as they are targeting the serious segment a.k.a enterprise, with tailor-made RAM, SSDs, and flash drives.
On the memory side, the Kingston FURY Renegade Pro DDR5 RDIMM combines enthusiast-grade performance and enterprise reliability, with speeds scaling up to 7600MT/s with ECC-enabled overclocking. The higher-end SKUs even have refined aluminum heat spreaders to keep thermals in check under sustained loads. This combination also allows the modules to retain RDIMM advantages alongside Intel XMP and AMD EXPO support.
Next, the DC3000ME Gen5 U.2 NVMe SSD packs up to 30.72TB of storage within a single drive, and thanks to PCIe 5.0, sequential reads can hit up to 14GBps, while random performance is rated at 2.8M IOPS max. Backwards compatible with PCIe 4.0 connections, this SSD can be deployed across mixed environments while preparing for new platforms. It also checks enterprise compliance boxes such as power loss protection, AES 256-bit encryption, and TCG Opal 2.0 SED support.
Lastly, the IronKey Locker+ 50 G2 is all about protection on the go – AES 256-bit encryption in XTS mode with FIPS 197 compliance, protection against BadUSB and brute-force attacks via digitally signed firmware, and more. Despite being just a “flash drive”, it actually has layered access control in the likes of Admin and User roles, supports complex passwords or operates under passphrase modes, as well as triggering auto-lock and crypto-erase after repeated failed attempts. You also get some usability touches like a virtual keyboard to mitigate keyloggers and a password visibility toggle, all wrapped in a cross-platform, no-software-required setup that works across Windows and macOS.
