SSD prices could spike after Western Digital loses

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SSD prices could spike after Western Digital loses 6.5 billion gigabytes of NAND chips​

SSD prices could spike after Western Digital loses 6.5 billion gigabytes of NAND chips

The production issues could impact SSD pricing.

www.theverge.com

: akhir hum kare to kare kya, bole to bole kya? :

 

[Kaleen Bhaiya]

akhir hum kare to kare kya, bole to bole kya? :

Wah WD, wah!!!

 

[tommy_vercetti]

Wah WD, wah!!!

Yes, wah QC control, wah!

 

[lazyman]

I hope it comes down after a year. 6.5 billion Gigabytes, that is like 65 lakh SSDs of 1TB lost. Jeez.

 

[JMP]

Haven't we seen this drama over and over again?
They did it with HDDs, they did it with RAM. Everytime the price falls beyond a certain point a convenient natural disaster follows.

 

[kuduku]

Its manipulated

 

[ankushv]

I guess this is all very convenient for SSD makers as prices were coming down to being affordable ... Just like the HDD saga previously we had witnessed .

 

[Dunce]

Haven't we seen this dram over and over again?
They did it HDDs, they did it with RAM. Everytime the price falls beyond a certain point a convenient natural disaster follows.

Yup, been happening for years. Oh no disastrous power outage, oh no water supply issue etc etc

 

[desiibond]

Media and distributors would just want a reason to start shouting "prices to go up".

 

[Ramadhir Singh]

This article and reasoning doesn't make any bussing sense.
Definitely expect this kind of drama when the industry is marching towards monopoly/duopoly.