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3.58 Petabytes written to a 256GB Samsung NVMe – It’s at 170% usage and has more errors than there are stars in the universe.
The "Absolute Unit" of SSDs: Samsung PM981 (256GB)
I just checked the stats on my humble Arma 3 server's boot drive and I’m pretty sure I’ve found the "Final Boss" of Samsung V-NAND. This is a standard Samsung PM981 256GB (OEM version of the 970 EVO), officially rated for 150 TBW.
It has been...
Western Digital's CEO hopped on an earnings call mentioned, almost casually, that the company is "pretty much sold out for calendar 2026."
Seven customers bought the lot. Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, the usual suspects. They didn't just place orders; they signed multi-year contracts that...
Micron has announced an investment plan of up to $200 billion to expand production capacity and address the most severe memory chip shortage in the last four decades
Why I love this sub: 2 years later, a data hoarding legend comes through with a fix to my problem - which I still needed and was able to use!
Original thread [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/13su003/upcycling_my_old_seagate_nas_looking_for_guidance/).
Huge props and many thanks to u/Character_Union9255. I now have once again acquired GUI-based file browser capabilities on my 11-year-old Seagate...
MacBook Neo sells out for April as demand for Apple's $599 laptop outpaces supply
Only **Apple** has sold out of its April supply.
Walmart has great supply, delivers in 2 days.
Best Buy has great supply, delivers in 2 days.
Amazon US has decent supply, delivers within 5-6 days.
Target has decent supply, delivers within 5-6 days.
However, some colors / NAND combinations are...
Western Digital runs out of HDD capacity: CEO says massive AI deals secured, price surges ahead
Western Digital faces a severe HDD capacity shortage as AI and enterprise demand surge, driving prices to a two-year high. With cloud revenue at 89% and consumer share at...
Why does everyone love to sell and buy every day? I remember when this sub was obsessed with Google, the second it hit 220 per share all I saw was people talking about taking profit... At 200 dollars per share... Now Google is 380 per share and will continue to go up for the next decade at least....
The problems associated with TSMC reflect the problems of capitalism.
I'll probably get downvotes from TSMC fanboys but it's worth the risk, especially since I can consider myself an Intel and Samsung fanboy.
Capitalism, especially the free-market version we had a decade or two or three ago, has a huge tendency to monopolize production by selecting ideal production...
A Follow Up To Basketball12345 Post: My Experience Working at TSMC Fab 21
First and foremost, thank you, basketball12345, for sharing your experiences and initiating the conversation regarding the work environment at TSMC AZ; I, too, have been with the company for four years now and can attest that your story is true.
Your post has resonated with both former and...
Taiwan Semiconductor jumped 5% after Taiwan’s government said the chipmaker would be exempt from Trump’s proposed 100% tariff on imported semiconductors, thanks to its $ 165B+ U.S. investment, including three planned fabs.
Samsung (005930) and SK Hynix (000660) also gained on reports they’ll be spared under the U.S.–South Korea trade deal. AAPL noted it will source chips from Samsung's U.S. facilities. Meanwhile, IFX and other EU chip stocks rebounded after Washington reportedly agreed to cap EU chip tariffs at 15%....
**TLDR:** I 15x’d my CRSR position. Memory supply is tight, Crucial is exiting leaving a window of opportunity in the consumer memory segment, insiders are finally buying, stock buybacks have started, and in 15 years in this industry I have never seen a cycle like this. Either this is a structural...
Tom's Hardware: "Don't wait if you're planning to upgrade your RAM or SSD, Kingston rep warns — says 'prices will continue to go up,' NAND costs up 246%"
**EDIT ON 4/14/2026:**
**-** Bros, pls stop DMing me asking for the next Sandisk. I have no idea what it is.
\- I did not expect THIS kind of move.
\- No I would not be a buyer here.
\- If you find the next Sandisk before me, pls share as a DD post so I can see it too :)...
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