solid-state drive; SSD
Computing term for a storage device using flash memory; commonly used in consumer electronics.
See also: ソリッドステートドライブ
The new computer is equipped with an SSD.
solid-state detector; semiconductor detector
Physics term for a radiation detector made from semiconductor material; less common than the computing sense.
See also: 半導体検出器
After replacing it with an SSD, the boot time became faster.
In this experiment, we use an SSD to measure radiation.
This computer comes equipped with a 256GB SSD.
After replacing the old HDD with an SSD, it ran much faster.
This SSD has a capacity of 1 terabyte.
The SSD broke and all my data was lost.
ハードディスク uses spinning magnetic platters for storage, while SSD uses flash memory and is faster and more durable, though usually pricier per gigabyte.
ＨＤＤ stores data on spinning magnetic disks, while ＳＳＤ uses flash memory with no moving parts, making it faster but more expensive.
SSD uses flash memory and has no moving parts, while HDD (hard disk drive) stores data magnetically on spinning platters, making SSD faster but often more expensive per gigabyte.
counter for small objects; counter for pieces · counter for military units · individual; one person · counter for years of age difference; counter for school years
Standard abbreviation for solid-state drive; widely used in computing contexts.
Abbreviation of English 'solid-state drive' or 'solid-state detector', borrowed into Japanese as a technical acronym.