Solid-State Drives, of SSDs, are a type of non-volatile computer memory with no moving parts. Instead of writing data to a spinning magnetic platter or other moving storage medium, SSDs use a storage method similar to flash memory.
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Solid-State Drives, of SSDs, are a type of non-volatile computer memory with no moving parts. Instead of writing data to a spinning magnetic platter or other moving storage medium, SSDs use a storage method similar to flash memory.