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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Monthly median price-per-terabyte for current 8TB+ NAS hard drives (US, new, in
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> Part of the open [NAS drive dataset](https://github.com/deeddy/nas-drive-data), maintained at **[nasdisks.com](https://www.nasdisks.com/)**. > Part of the open [NAS drive dataset](https://github.com/deeddy/nas-drive-data), maintained at **[nasdisks.com](https://www.nasdisks.com/)**.
The chart below tracks both tiers from Jul 2024 to the latest month: flat for over a year, then a supply-driven near-doubling from late 2025. The monthly medians it plots are in [`monthly-median-per-tb.csv`](monthly-median-per-tb.csv). The chart below tracks both tiers from Jul 2024 to the latest month. Prices held flat around $20 per terabyte for over a year, then climbed sharply from late 2025 to roughly double, and have stayed there since. Consumer NAS and enterprise drives moved almost in lockstep the whole way.
![Median dollars per TB, consumer NAS vs enterprise](nas-price-trend.png) ![Median dollars per TB, consumer NAS vs enterprise](nas-price-trend.png)