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Storage chips are short-term valuation killers, or is the logic truly being reassessed?
SanDisk(NASDAQ:SNDK), Micron Technology(NASDAQ:MU), Western Digital(NASDAQ:WDC), Seagate Technology(NASDAQ:STX), among other U.S. stock storage chip sectors, are beginning to decline steadily.
The most innovative giant company in the universe, Google, is up to something again.
This time, it's not AI models but chip storage modules.
Google just released a compression algorithm called TurboQuant, claiming it can save about 6 times the memory.
Basically, where you used to store one copy of data, now you can fit six.
If compression algorithms can boost storage efficiency to this level, the hardware demand ceiling might need to be recalculated.
It used to be: AI computing power increases → storage needs grow linearly → expand capacity repeatedly.
Now it’s: algorithms help you save more than half, and the hardware demand logic has changed.
It’s not that storage chips are no longer in demand, but the “expectation gap” has been shattered.
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