Lexar presents its Muse ultra-thin portable SSD at IFA 2026, describing it as the world’s thinnest portable SSD. The company frames the launch as part of its 30th anniversary celebrations and says the device is designed for portable storage use.
Alongside the Muse SSD announcement, Lexar highlights a broader portfolio of next-generation storage technologies it is showcasing at the Berlin trade show. According to the outlets, these efforts are positioned for multiple market segments, including AI-focused applications, professional PCs, and electric vehicles. While the promotional releases emphasize the “world’s thinnest” claim and the product’s slim design, coverage otherwise centers on the same event and the same thematic message: storage geared toward emerging AI and high-demand computing and device categories.
Across sources, the main differences are largely language and emphasis rather than new details. PR Newswire versions repeat the same core facts about the Muse portable SSD and the IFA 2026 showcase, while The Hindu and Business Line mirror the headline information without adding distinct technical specifications. No sources provided release dates, pricing, or full technical specs in the supplied text.
