They haven't released details but I was able to find a Solidigm D5-P5336 122.88TB drive for around 40,000 USD, as a guideline. So ... more than that.

Okay, so that 122TB drive costs about $330/TB.

I haven't bought a hard drive or an SSD in at least a decade (I get stuff for free, basically) but…that seems a bit high, right?

Seems like well-rated consumer-level SSDs cost around $250 for 1TB right now.

What accounts for the premium price/TB of these extremely high capacity enterprise-targeted drives?

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	▲	userbinator 33 minutes ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		What accounts for the premium price/TB of these extremely high capacity enterprise-targeted drives? The word "enterprise".
	▲	bogometer 19 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I fondly remember when i could buy a well-rated consumer-level SSD for a lot less per TB...

I was quoted $18K for a 3.7 TB Dell NVMe disk the other day. I'm gonna guess these drives are literally a quarter million each

	▲	cyberax 9 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		You're getting ripped off. NVMe SSDs are expensive, but not THAT expensive. A 4Tb drive should be around $1k even with some "enterprise" markup.