Pretty damned small. We're seeing 15, 30TB SSD modules cropping up left and right now. Unless there's some really amazing other considerations, 256 GB seems insignificant.

Also, CXL 3.0 turned 1 years old already. And it's such a vastly more interesting spec, where rather than being a purely host-attached subsystem it actually allows switching. This feels incredibly behind the times, not just in terms of capacity, but in terms of ecosystem capability.

I'm very pscyhed for CXL. And I think Micron as a company has enormously great shit to do. But this aint it. This is so damned uncompelling & uncompetitive.