SSD Prices to Skyrocket Due to NAND Chip Shortage

Higher-capacity models, particularly 2TB and 4TB, expected to see the most significant price increases.

SSD prices are expected to 'skyrocket' in the coming months due to a shortage of NAND chips, which are critical for SSDs.
Major memory players like Samsung and Western Digital have cut production of NAND flash to stabilize SSD prices, but this has led to a shortage.
The price increase is expected to be more noticeable on higher-capacity SSDs, particularly 2TB and 4TB models.
PC builders, brands, and companies may face higher costs as SSD prices rise straight from the factory.
The full impact of the NAND package shortages is expected to hit the market in two to three months.