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expired Posted by BlueRaccoon1085 • Oct 9, 2024
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WD recently split Sandisk off from the drive portion of their business because they know what's coming.
I've got a lot of the 2.5" WD drives, and if I could afford 4 or 5 of these right now (which I can't) I'd be cleaning house within days... Good riddance IMO...
While I'm at it, I'd also like a 100TB SSD (or SSDs) in a package about the size of a 3.5" drive or smaller, but.........
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WD recently split Sandisk off from the drive portion of their business because they know what's coming.
I've got a lot of the 2.5" WD drives, and if I could afford 4 or 5 of these right now (which I can't) I'd be cleaning house within days... Good riddance IMO...
While I'm at it, I'd also like a 100TB SSD (or SSDs) in a package about the size of a 3.5" drive or smaller, but.........
When you consider that you can fit 20+ TB (easily) into less space than what a 2.5" drive requires, there's no contest or doubt about the direction. Cost to the consumer is, and will remain, the biggest issue. Hard drives should be getting cheaper because they've been making drives for so long the challenge of doing it isn't great and most facilities were rebuilt in the last 10 years.
NAND is actually getting cheaper too (by volume/storage capacity), but we don't see it due to industry-wide collusion to price gouge. This is no secret.
I bought my 4TB 990 Pro from Sansung (shipped) for $199; they weren't losing money on it either.....One could easily extrapolate to the point that a 16TB hand-held drive could, and should, cost $750.
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