After repeatedly gloomy news about SSD pricing, there's light at the end of the tunnel. South Korean outlet Chosun Daily reports that the big noises in NAND memory manufacturing are boosting production.
That should mean the upwards pressure on SSD prices for PCs in recent months will ease. Reportedly, South Korea’s leading chipmakers, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, along with Japan’s Kioxia, are now ramping up production of NAND flash memory having previously cut production due to an earlier a glut of chips pushing down prices.
