Imaging recource: For the photographer who has (shoots) everything, somewhere to put it: 15TB in your pocket coming from Samsung

In its ongoing mission to push the limits of storage capacity, Samsung has announced it’s developed the PM1633a, a 15.36TB SSD said to be the world’s highest-capacity solid state drive. Samsung says the secret to cramming so much capacity in such a small package is its new 256Gbit (32GB) NAND flash die, which is twice the capacity of most chip makers currently, a la Moore’s Law. As Ars Technica points out, ‘to reach such an astonishing density, Samsung has managed to cram 48 layers of 3-bits-per-cell (TLC) 3D V-NAND into a single die’. Individually, this...
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