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That's what happens when you have little competition. Right now the high capacity, non-SSD hard drive market is a duopoly between WD and Seagate. Customers hav
by RachelF 6y ago
That's what happens when you have little competition.
Right now the high capacity, non-SSD hard drive market is a duopoly between WD and Seagate. Customers have little choice.
- bfuclusion 6y agoSSD volumetric capacity already exceeds spinning disk, and we're just waiting for the price to come down. The horse's dealer's competition wasn't more stables, it was the car.
- katbyte 6y agoSSDs expire, large long term r/w storage where speed isn’t important rust still wins
- tuatoru 6y ago... rust on tape, that is.
- bleepblorp 6y agoSSD prices have remained stubbornly high for some strange reason or other. Indeed, they've gone up since the pandemic started. The small number of suppliers for flash memory might have something to do with this.
- HeadsUpHigh 6y agoThey are dropping by ~20-30% YoY