NAND Flash Pricing — Historical Time Series Data
NAND flash pricing for enterprise SSD (TLC) and consumer SSD (TLC/QLC), quarterly 2022–2026. Tracks the AI-driven enterprise NAND shortage and its impact on consumer SSD prices.
NAND Flash Pricing
NAND flash pricing for enterprise SSD (TLC) and consumer SSD (TLC/QLC), quarterly 2022–2026. Tracks the AI-driven enterprise NAND shortage and its impact on consumer SSD prices.
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Data Table
| Period | Series | Value |
|---|---|---|
Q1 2022 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | ••• |
Q4 2022 | Consumer SSD (TLC) | ••• |
Q4 2022 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | ••• |
Q2 2023 | Consumer SSD (TLC) | $0.04 |
Q2 2023 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | ••• |
Q4 2023 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | ••• |
Q2 2024 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | ••• |
Q4 2024 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | $0.13 |
Q4 2024 | Consumer SSD (TLC) | $0.07 |
Q1 2025 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | $0.15 |
Q1 2026 | Enterprise SSD (TLC) | $0.18 |
Q1 2026 | Consumer SSD (TLC) | $0.10 |
Methodology & Sources
TrendForce quarterly NAND market reports, DRAMeXchange spot price data, and manufacturer earnings commentary. Enterprise SSD = eSSD with TLC NAND for data center. Consumer = client SSD TLC/QLC for PC.
Citations:
- TrendForce / DRAMeXchange (Mar 2022)
- DRAMeXchange (Dec 2022)
- TrendForce Q4 2022 (Dec 2022)
- TrendForce (Jun 2023)
- TrendForce Q2 2023 (Jun 2023)
- TrendForce Q4 2023 (Dec 2023)
- TrendForce Q2 2024 (Jun 2024)
- TrendForce Q4 2024 (Dec 2024)
- DRAMeXchange / TrendForce (Dec 2024)
- Silicon Analysts NAND article Jan 2026 (Jan 2026)
- TrendForce Jan 2026 / Silicon Analysts (Mar 2026)
- Silicon Analysts NAND article Jan 2026 (Mar 2026)
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