USB Asset Management and the Dutch pension fund PGGM have announced a $700M partnership to construct large, build-to-suit cold storage facilities in major food and transportation centers across ...

Ledger Stax brings e-ink touchscreen to crypto cold storage, merging sleek design with military-grade security in one compact ...

2. USB Drive If you can't afford a hardware wallet then you can use a traditional USB flash drive to store your private crypto keys, but this will not be nearly as secure as a hardware wallet.

For retail investors, cold storage typically involves a physical device resembling a USB stick that you can buy online for less than $150.

Speaking of USB: External NVMe SSDs are available in many USB standards. These now include USB 3.2 Gen2x2 with 20Gbit/s, USB4 with 40Gbit/s, USB4.2 with 80Gbit/s, and Thunderbolt as TB 3 and TB 4 ...

Storage devices will eventually benefit from Type-C’s USB 3.1 protocol, which can transfer data at 10Gbps (bits per second), double that of USB 3.0. But the first peripherals we’re seeing ...