Historical and Current Memory & Storage Prices: DRAM, HBM, and NAND Flash Dataset
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A dataset and interactive visualization tracking historic and current prices for DRAM, HBM, and NAND flash memory/storage, inspired by John C. McCallum's classic memory-price dataset. The page provides downloadable raw data, interactive charting features (hover, zoom, toggle series), and details on methodology and sources for price tracking across memory categories and generations (DDR3/DDR4/DDR5).
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· 3 pulledHistoric and current memory and storage prices, collected in the spirit of John C. McCallum's classic memory-price dataset
Hover for details, click the legend to toggle series, drag or use the slider to zoom, and use the camera icon to export an image.
Deep history (1957–2024): the McCallum memory
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