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are needed to build a system to meet any given performance and capacity requirements. At Pure//Accelerate ® 2023, we put a stake in the ground that 2028 would be the last year when new storage systems built around HDDs would be sold for enterprise use. In fact, enterprise SSDs comprise roughly only 15% of the overall SSD market.
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