NVMe
NVMe (noun) means a standard that lets a solid-state drive talk to a computer directly over its high-speed internal connection, designed around flash memory rather than the older conventions inherited from spinning disks, and allowing much greater speed. Example: “The board has two NVMe slots and one older SATA port.”
How to use NVMe
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA fast way for modern storage sticks to plug into a computer.
Written with a lowercase e as NVMe. Standard in specifications and retail listings.
Spell it out as en-vee-em-ee. Note the trailing lowercase e in the written form.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the gap
Can you complete this real example?
The board has two _____ slots and one older SATA port.
Etymology
An initialism of NVM Express, itself from non-volatile memory, with express marking the interface's high speed.