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Last updated: June 2026 Internal SSD (Solid State Drive) is a non-volatile semiconductor storage device that impacts workstation performance, infrastructure reliability, and energy efficiency of office devices. Unlike HDDs, it contains no mechanical components, which means lower failure rates and resistance to shocks during transport. If you have read our guide “Which internal SSD to choose?”, you are already familiar with terms like TBW, MTBF, IOPS, or PCIe. This article does not explain how to choose, but answers the question what to buy and why. The ranking is based on bestsellers among Senetic customers and is divided into four sections:…

The storm season is here. For businesses, this means real risks: power outages, voltage spikes, and surges that can damage IT equipment in an instant, erase unsaved data, or halt the operation of the entire organisation. In a B2B environment, every unplanned failure is not just a technical problem – it hits the bottom line. The solution is an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). That’s why we took a closer look at the offerings of APC by Schneider Electric, a global leader in uninterruptible power supplies. We’ve picked seven models from their lineup that cover businesses of every size – from…

Internal SSDs have become the foundation of IT infrastructure in companies of all sizes, as they provide fast data transfer and are virtually reliable. SSDs are also increasingly chosen over traditional HDDs. The right choice of SSD affects performance, reliability, and data security in daily operations. This guide is intended for individuals and companies planning to upgrade computers, laptops, or servers by replacing or purchasing a new internal SSD. Check what parameters internal SSDs can have and which indicate premium-class drives, and which are decent budget options. The guide also includes a comparison of popular models in 2026. What is…