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How does a solid-state drive (SSD) store data without any moving physical parts?
Unlike old hard drives with spinning metal disks, how does modern computer storage physically remember files even when the power is unplugged?
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TechNerd
asked 1d ago · 10 rep
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SSDs use NAND flash memory. They store data by trapping microscopic electrical charges inside billions of isolated silicon cells. Even when power is removed, these insulated gates hold the electrical charge securely, representing the binary 1s and 0s of your data.
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HardwareGeek
answered 1d ago