Lexar's "AI Storage Stick" Concept Calls for Treating M.2 NVMe SSDs Like Memory-expansion Cartridges

If you think about it, an M.2 NVMe SSD isn't conceptually different from an NES cartridge, so you shouldn't need a USB/Thunderbolt enclosure to treat your M.2 SSD like a portable storage device, or so

argues Lexar. The company innovated a concept for mini PCs and desktops that calls for a robust M.2 slot that can take many insertions, and for an M.2 SSD to be encased in a metal jacket (not an encl ...