SSD
1 Americanabbreviation
abbreviation
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of SSD1
First recorded in 1980–85
Origin of S.S.D.2
From Latin Sacrae Scrīptūrae Doctor
Example Sentences
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Seagate offers two terabytes on a tiny SSD for around $180.
“This quarter’s performance underscores our agility in capitalizing on better product mix, accelerating enterprise SSD deployments, and strengthening market demand dynamics,” Sandisk CEO David Goeckeler said in the earnings release.
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“This quarter’s performance underscores our agility in capitalizing on better product mix, accelerating enterprise SSD deployments, and strengthening market demand dynamics, all at a time when the critical role that our products play in powering AI and the world’s technology is being recognized,” Chief Executive Officer David Goeckeler said.
“More SSD demand for these systems would imply even tighter supply than we have right now, further boosting SNDK’s pricing,” Morningstar analyst William Kerwin said at the time.
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This includes hard disk drives, or HDDs, with magnetic storage on spinning disks, and solid state drives, or SSDs, with no moving parts—Western Digital spun off its Sandisk SSD business last February, but still has a stake.
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