Flash Memory Won't Get Cheaper Any Time Soon
jfruh writes "Some melancholy news from the Hot Chips symposium last week: NAND memory, which powers the solid-state drives that have revolutionized storage, has broken the $1 per gigabyte barrier and isn't getting any cheaper. 'They will always be ten times the cost of a hard drive,' says analyst Jim Handy. There are newer technologies in development, but they won't be able to beat NAND on price for years."
Oh first world problems.
Yes, many of the stuff discussed here don't have much to do with feeding and housing poor people.
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