Storage Density

Storage density refers to the amount of data that can be stored in a given physical space or on a specific storage medium. Higher density means more information fits into the same area or capacity, enabling devices like hard drives or SSDs to store larger amounts of data without increasing their size. This is important for improving storage efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing performance. For example, a high-storage-density drive can hold more files and applications in a smaller, more compact device, making data management more efficient and accessible.