PCIe is a high-speed peripheral interconnect bus standard designed to replace the older PCI, PCI-X and AGP bus standards.

Fibre Channel is also the most popular enterprise-class drive interface because of its dual-port feature and enriched command set.

SAS is the new standard which was introduced by the SCSI Trade Association to meet the ever-demanding needs of enterprise storage for high performance, reliability and manageability.

SCSI was the most common interface used on legacy enterprise-class rotating hard drives.

SATA is the next-generation internal storage protocol, designed to replace parallel ATA technology.

IDE/ATA interface has long been the most popular storage media connection. At STEC, we are committed to providing new, evolving, and high-performance SSD designs based on ATA interface.

CompactFlash has come as far as hard drive replacements with capacities of 32GB. Its interface ATA-5 compatible with transfer modes: PIO 0-6, MWDMA 0-4 which supports PC Card Memory.

With the increasing popularity of USB for attaching peripheral devices it was only a matter of time up until storage devices would incorporate the USB Interface.

STEC offers one of the widest portfolios of DRAM products ranging form the latest DDR3 modules to the high volume DDR2, DDR, and SDRAM technologies in-between.