Enterprise SSD Prices and Shipments Surge in 3Q25, Industry Revenue Climbs 28%, Says TrendForce
Published Dec.05 2025,14:42 PM (GMT+8)
Enterprise SSD Prices and Shipments Surge in 3Q25, Industry Revenue Climbs 28%, Says TrendForce
The enterprise SSD market experienced robust growth in the third quarter of 2025. TrendForce’s latest reports reveal that AI demand continued to expand from training to inference tasks. Meanwhile, North American CSPs simultaneously scaled out both AI infrastructure and general-purpose servers. This led to a significant boost in enterprise SSD shipments and prices, resulting in a 28% increase in combined revenue for the top five brands that reached approximately US$6.54 billion and set a new record for the year.
TrendForce observes that in the fourth quarter, market sentiment is shifting from recovery to scrambling for components. Major NAND Flash suppliers are cautious about increasing production due to past volatility, resulting in enterprise SSD output growth significantly lagging demand. CSPs are also actively increasing inventory to prevent SSD shortages that might delay expensive AI server deployments. With the market tilted in favor of sellers, TrendForce predicts that average enterprise SSD contract prices will rise by more than 25% QoQ in Q4, potentially leading to another industry revenue record.
Breaking down the performance of the top suppliers, Samsung, the market leader, capitalized on a rebound in general-purpose server demand. With Intel’s Ice Lake platform still dominant and Samsung offering the industry’s most complete TLC portfolio, the company secured substantial orders for mature-node SSDs. Its Q3 revenue rose 28.6% to approximately $2.44 billion.
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