SSD prices have been on the rise for the past few months, thanks largely to supply pressure from AI data centers. However, we may not have seen the peak yet, with Samsung reportedly increasing the price of its SSD NAND chips by a massive 100% in Q1 of this year. This price doubling is unlikely to immediately affect retail SSDs, but it could mean that SSDs get even more expensive in the coming months. Not only are makers of the best SSDs likely to up their own prices to cover the increased cost of Samsung and other suppliers' NAND chips, but AI data centers are likely to continue to put a strain on overall supply, in turn putting a premium on what stock is available to PC gamers.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Your next gaming SSD could be a lot more expensive, as Samsung reportedly doubles NAND prices