Storage Interfaces

Storage interfaces are the connections that allow a computer or device to communicate with storage devices like hard drives or SSDs. They define how data is transferred between the device and the system. Common types include SATA, used in most personal computers; NVMe, which offers faster data transfer via PCIe slots; and USB, used for external drives. The choice of interface impacts data transfer speeds and compatibility. Essentially, storage interfaces are the communication pathways that enable your device to read from and write to storage media efficiently.