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SSD’s increasing usefulness globally, as well as advancements in the industrial sector’s integration of next-generation technologies like as artificial intelligence, are driving the market.
IoT (Internet of Things) devices are smaller thanks to single packaged SSDs. Trade barriers in this market may function as a restricting factor to some extent due to differences in laws, conventions, regulations, and policies among nations.
Type, state, material, range, and application are all used to segment the SSD market. Internal and external SSDs are the two types of SSDs available. The SSD market is divided into three categories based on technology: single-level cell, multi-level cell, and triple-level cell.
The SSD market is divided into four categories based on storage capacity: under 500 GB, 500 GB-1 TB, 1 TB-2 TB, and above 2 TB. The SSD market is divided into three categories based on end-user: industrial, enterprise, and consumer.
The Global Consumer SSD Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Samsung, a global pioneer in advanced memory technology, has introduced the 870 EVO SSD, the company’s newest SATA solution in its best-selling consumer SSD line.
The new drive offers best-in-class performance and dependability, making it an all-around storage option for everyone from casual PC users to IT pros.
Compatible with casual laptop and desktop PC users as well as Network Attached Storage (NAS) users, the new SATA SSD offers an exceptional blend of performance, reliability and compatibility.
The Samsung 870 EVO features the company’s latest V-NAND and controller, allowing it to reach the maximum SATA sequential read and write speeds of 560 and 530MB/s, respectively.
