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20 February 2012 •

The Thai floods have sent sales of solid state disk drives soaring. Caroline Donnelly finds out how sustainable this success could be in the long term

While the fallout from last year's Thai floods continues to blight the hard disk drive (HDD) supply chain, the situation appears to have given sales of solid state disks (SSD) a veritable shot in t...

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