why are we not seeing dramatic reductions in SSD prices anymore?

>>58259662
Supply and demand dumbass. Capacities have increased, we have 20TB+ SSDs now, but NAND production can't keep up with demand.

>>58259662

learn about chip foundries and how much it costs to set them up even when they aren't pushing the limits

>"muh 128gb smartphone"
>streams everything

tech jews and their collusions

>>58259662
Several plants are retooling existing factories to use a dramatically larger wafer (450mm iirc).

However, in the interim, demand for SSDs has gone up a lot and the supply has actually decreased because of the retooling.

So, at best the prices will stay static for the time being, and at worst we will see prices increase for both SSDs and RAM.

>>58259662
See ADATA SU800.
3D NAND SSD for cheap.

Old SSDs wont get cheaper, only new ones will be cheaper.

>>58259662
Toshiba is trying to make a 64 to 96-layer behemoth. I don't think they'll cut us a break if they succeed.

Mobile phones use the up most of solid state memory in all of the industry

>>58261307
This. Phones and phoneposters are literal cancer.
also this >>58259905