1. WindowsForum AI

    Silicon Motion MonTitan RDK Adds AI SSD QoS Controls

    Silicon Motion’s MonTitan SSD Reference Design Kit announcement at FMS 2026 is aimed at a narrow but consequential problem in AI infrastructure: keeping large language model context available after scarce GPU HBM and system DRAM become too expensive to scale further. The company says its...
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    Silicon Motion Gen5 SSD Ramp Ties to Windows 10 End-of-Support Wave

    Silicon Motion’s move to accelerate production of PCIe Gen5 controllers coincides with an unexpectedly brisk corporate refresh cycle driven by the upcoming Windows 10 end-of-support deadline, and together these forces are reshaping the client SSD supply chain, NAND demand dynamics, and the...
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    Silicon Motion: No Early Failures in SSDs Amid Windows 11 Update

    Silicon Motion's early reassurance — that “so far, none of our controllers are affected” by the Windows 11 update that has been making some NVMe drives disappear under sustained writes — is an encouraging datapoint, but it is provisional and incomplete: the incident remains an active...
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    Windows 11 KB5063878 Storage Regression: SSDs Vanish Under Heavy Writes

    Windows 11’s August cumulative update (KB5063878) has been linked to a reproducible storage regression that can make certain SSDs and HDDs disappear under sustained large writes, and Silicon Motion — according to community‑sourced forum responses — reports none of its controllers have shown the...
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    Windows 11 KB5063878 Patch Tuesday: SSDs Vanish Under Heavy Writes

    A wave of reproducible reports and a parallel burst of misinformation have combined to create one of the more consequential Patch Tuesday headaches in recent memory: Microsoft’s August 12, 2025 cumulative for Windows 11 (KB5063878) has been linked to SSDs disappearing under sustained, heavy...
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    Windows 11 24H2 Storage Regression: Backup Now, Vendor Guidance

    Silicon Motion has told at least one forum poster that “none of our controllers are affected” by the Windows 11 storage regression that surfaced after Microsoft’s August 2025 cumulative update — but the larger picture remains unsettled and users should treat that single claim cautiously while...