Compactflash Association News Today

A new cheap VPG400 CFexpress Type A card has hit the market, but it's too good to be true. It is not a legitimate, certified card.

This second article in the series describes modern storage technologies like hard disks, flash memory and SSDs, as well as possible future storage systems like 5D optical, holographic and DNA storage. by Dr David Maddison

Although cameras don't yet support CFexpress 4.0 speeds, Wise's new CFexpress Type B cards are fast and powerful, but not VPG certified.

ProGrade Digital has announced affordable new Gold-series CFexpress Type A cards in 240GB and 480GB capacities.

A trip through time of various storage technologies.

CFA has just introduced the CFexpress 4.0 standard, with new logical and physical specifications designed to greatly increase the theoretical performance of existing CFexpress 2.0 cards. CFexpress...

CompactFlash Association has announced the latest generation of the CFexpress standard. Version 4.0, based on PCIe 4.0, is now official, doubling the max throughput of CFexpress 2.0.

The CFA today announced the specification for CFexpress 4.0, doubling the theoretical throughput performance compared to current cards.

If you’re shopping for a new camera, you may have come across the term CFexpress. Here's what it means, including Type A, Type B and Type C

This handy guide that will explain all the different types of camera storage media, along with the types within the types.