It's a tale as old as time: something big is superseded by something bigger. You take your Blue Eyes White Dragon to the school disco and Billy Big Boots over there whaps out his five-piece Exodia. Such tales are not alien to the hardware world, either, as demonstrated by a recent bout of extraordinarily sized SSDs.
Yesterday I reported that Micron introduced the first PCIe 5 60 TB SSD, which it called "the world’s fastest 60TB data center SSD". Today, however, ex-Intel SSD arm Solidgm introduced what was, just hours ago, the world's highest capacity (122 TB) PCIe SSD. Then, almost immediately after, Phison introduced an even faster 128 TB PCIe SSD.
