Hey everyone, just stumbled upon some pretty concerning news about SSD prices that I wanted to share and get your thoughts on. Apparently, a major CEO in the storage industry is saying that NAND flash supply won't meet demand for *four whole years*, potentially pushing high SSD prices all the way to 2030. The big reason cited is the massive demand from AI infrastructure, making companies shift their focus from consumer markets to enterprise. This is really hitting hard, especially when we're trying to build new rigs or upgrade our existing ones; prices for SSDs have already been pretty steep. It feels like we're just getting squeezed out of affordable upgrades if this trend continues for so long. What do you guys think about this, and how do you plan to deal with these potentially endless price hikes?