SSD & NVMe Supply Watch: How GPU-Driven Wafer Demand Could Drive Device Shortages and Price Spikes
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SSD & NVMe Supply Watch: How GPU-Driven Wafer Demand Could Drive Device Shortages and Price Spikes

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2026-02-12
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How TSMC’s GPU prioritization can choke SSD controller supply — practical hedges for datacenter buyers in 2026.

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