News SK hynix is teasing 300TB SSDs as it pushes into AI

[Admin]

SK hynix announces a list of products for various applications featuring AI, including 300TB SSD, HBM4, LPDDR6, and CXL solutions.

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[Notton]

I would be happy with a 16TB SSD at 2000MB/s if it's at price parity with a 16TB 3.5" HDD.

 

[Dementoss]

I'll wait and see how much the 300TB SSDs cost, when they get to market, then think of all the things I could buy with that, no doubt substantial, sum of money...

 

[MatheusNRei]

I'll wait and see how much the 300TB SSDs cost, when they get to market, then think of all the things I could buy with that, no doubt substantial, sum of money...

I wouldn't be surprised if it cost significantly more than a good pc.
That's a lot of storage space there, I doubt it's even in the same post code as cheap.

 

[das_stig]

Only 300TB, still not enough for my p0rn collection, will have to put lots of them in a ZFS pool.

 

[zanessepp]

Finally, a place to store my ever-growing collection of Linux ISOs! Just need a couple of these (and add one for redundancy), and I'm all set for a month or two!

 

[Li Ken-un]

I wouldn't be surprised if it cost significantly more than a good pc.

The Solidigm 61.44 TB SSD currently exceeds $6,000. (It was obtainable for $3,600 shortly after market availability, but even that is around the ballpark of a good PC.)

So if the cost of a 300 TB SSD scales linearly, $30,000 is a probable estimate. A drop in NAND prices similar to what happened in 2022/2023 might bring it down to $15,000.

 

[gg83]

I'll wait and see how much the 300TB SSDs cost, when they get to market, then think of all the things I could buy with that, no doubt substantial, sum of money...

A 5090 I bet.

 

[USAFRet]

I wouldn't be surprised if it cost significantly more than a good pc.

Think "mid level new car" price.

 

[usertests]

LPDDR6 and GDDR7 are more interesting. I'd like to know when LPDDR6 and 3 GB GDDR7 will hit the market. Looks like LPDDR6 will reach at least 12800 MT/s.

 

[Amdlova]

100.000 or more. Today money is fake money.

 

[einheriar]

I would be happy with a 16TB SSD at 2000MB/s if it's at price parity with a 16TB 3.5" HDD.

#MeToo .... No need for a blistering speed for an SSD drive on a consumer NAS just more TB would be my priority. Especially if you need to pump the data over the net work. You can always add a blisteringly fast M.2 drive as a drive cache of you have an extremely fast 10G plus network.

 

[einheriar]

Still needs 4 of those to get over 1.2 PB of data storage.. still room for improvement..