Local Storage Costs and Healthcare: What Falling SSD Prices Mean for Your Medical Records
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Local Storage Costs and Healthcare: What Falling SSD Prices Mean for Your Medical Records

tthemedical
2026-02-06
9 min read
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How PLC flash and falling SSD prices in 2026 can cut medical imaging and genomic storage costs, improve patient access, and reshape health IT budgets.

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