The company further says, 'The Pegasus32 Series, using Intel’s latest TitanRidge Thunderbolt 3 chip, works on 8K monitors via the full size 4-lane DP1.4 port, powers your hosts up to 85W with Thunderbolt 3 and USB 3.2 Gen 2 port and has up to 112TB of raw capacity with the R8. 'The Promise Pegasus32 Series has the same great features and performance as the Pegasus3 product lines that customers are used to and depend on, but now enables connectivity and versatility with the ability to connect at maximum allowed bus speeds via the same port to either Thunderbolt 3 enabled hosts at up to 40Gbps or USB 3.2 Gen 2 enabled hosts at 10Gbps,' says Promise Technology USA.ĪLSO READ: Samsung unveils extremely affordable 860 QVO 4-bit MLC SATA SSD with big capacity options Believe it or not, its DisplayPort can push an 8K display at 60Hz!ĪLSO READ: Lexar Professional SL100 Pro Portable SSD is 'world's fastest' In other words, it is compatible with both standards (each uses USB-C). Its new Pegasus32 Series offers connectivity for both Thunderbolt 3 and USB 3.2 Gen 2 (aka USB 3.1 Gen 2). Today, Promise Technology unveils an excellent storage solution for the media editors. Especially with 4K and 8K video editing, you are looking at enormous file sizes. Media creators, for instance, often need fast local storage with large capacities. Of course, the cloud isn't a realistic option for all industries. Ideally, you should be using both an online cloud service, such as Dropbox, while also storing your files locally on an encrypted drive. Yeah, that's cool, but you are still lacking offsite redundancy. When people tell me they have their own 'cloud' at home with an internet-connected NAS, I simply sigh. Seriously, folks, storing important files online is a great way to protect them from disasters, such as theft, fire, or flooding to name a few.

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