We won&#x27;t be seeing these charts go to 0 in a few short years. Hard drives are at 2.7¢&#x2F;GB while SSDs are at 21.9¢&#x2F;GB, and that gap won&#x27;t be closed with just one or two generations of NAND even if hard drives don&#x27;t get any cheaper. We will increasingly see parts of the hard drive market killed off by SSDs, as the market for low-capacity 2.5&quot; drives has been. Hard drives are shifting from being mainstream storage to archive storage, with things like shingled magnetic recording making hard drives inherently more tape-like. That&#x27;s why Western Digital had to make a big SSD acquisition (SanDisk), and why Seagate needs to grow their SSD offerings by a lot.