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They will probably be competitively priced per terabyte, which will make each drive an expensive component. There will also be a small margin for the convenienc
by jl6 3y ago
They will probably be competitively priced per terabyte, which will make each drive an expensive component. There will also be a small margin for the convenience of having a single drive rather than multiple drives, and an “early adopter tax” because it’s new tech.
So yes, a 32TB unit is very likely to debut at >$1k.
- lyu07282 3y agoa 20TB seagate is ~$350 right now, so >$1k would not be "competitively priced per terabyte". But I still agree that its likely going to be >1k because storage density per disk is also a factor (and greed obviously).