provider1=[d1,1][d1,2][d1,3]
provider2=[d2,1][d2,2][d2,3]
provider3=[d3,1][d3,2][d3,3]
Each drive cost $x. You have 9$x = cost to store 1 drive of data, across 3 providers, who each store 3 copies. If drive prices halve, it's still 9$x.
provider2=[d2,1][d2,2][d2,3]
provider3=[d3,1][d3,2][d3,3]
Each drive cost $x. You have 9$x = cost to store 1 drive of data, across 3 providers, who each store 3 copies. If drive prices halve, it's still 9$x.
Existing companies store multiple copies transparently...Either way, 1 copy or 3 copies, I dont think the math is wrong. Just change from 9$x to 3$x.