On December 3, 2025, Micron Technology officially confirmed that it will gradually exit the consumer product business under its Crucial brand. This decision means that Crucial memory and SSD products will stop supplying mainstream consumer channels in early 2026.

EDSFF stands for “Enterprise and Datacenter Standard Form Factor”. By unifying mechanical dimensions and interface specifications, EDSFF enables SSDs from different manufacturers with different specifications to be interchangeably used on standardized server chassis, racks, and backplanes.

When people shop for SSDs on e-commerce platforms, they are often confused by the concepts of “Consumer-grade” and “Enterprise-grade”. This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the characteristics and differences between these two types of solid-state drives.

From November to December 2025, the tight situation in the global DRAM and DDR market has intensified rapidly. Both contract prices and retail prices have shown an unusually fast increase within a short period of time.

SSDs use NAND Flash to store data, and this storage medium itself has a physical limit on the number of write cycles. The so-called “SSD lifespan” refers to the time an SSD can maintain stable operation during daily writing, erasing, and use. It is not a simple number of years