Hard disk manufacturers think of 2TB U disk development success

According to Tomshardware, Taiwan's ITRI (Industrial Technology Research Institute) and Transcend, a storage vendor, have successfully developed a USB 3.0 U disk with a capacity of up to 2TB. At present, many people have not yet had the opportunity to experience 2TB of ultra-high-volume hard drives. Today, the capacity of U-disks has soared to 2TB, which is why manufacturers of hard disk drives are awful.

During the Taiwan Display Expo exhibition, Transcend and Taiwan's ITRI (Industrial Technology Research Institute) jointly demonstrated a 2TB U disk sample. However, up to now, the 2TB USB flash drive has not yet been converted into a finished product, because Transcend and ITRI did not plan to market it. The main reason is that the USB 3.0 standard has not yet unified international standards, so Transcend and ITRI announced the release of a green light in the USB 3.0 international standard. The product will not be brought to market before.

If you do have a demand for a large-capacity U disk, then you can ask for the second, Kingmax has released a 128GB ultra-large capacity USB 3.0 U disk, but the specific price is still unknown. As for the price of the 2TB U disk, what we can do now is probably only guessing.