For those who don’t want to click thru: the link shows Gen 4 60 TB drives from Western Digital and Solidigm for ~$7,262.00 ($121/TB). The Micron Gen 5 part is likely much more money.

Note on eBay there are currently many listings for 2018-era Intel 8TB P4510 Gen 3 drives, some for as little as $50/TB. These drives have great (enterprise) endurance and performance and became a key part in the sale from Intel to Solidigm. The Micron listing is certainly a milestone, but the NVME market is getting as crowded as CPUs (e.g. 10-year-old Haswell is still plenty useful today).

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