How are SSD drives made?

SSDs (Solid State Drives) are made using NAND flash memory chips, which are manufactured through a complex process that includes several steps. First, silicon wafers are created and then etched with intricate patterns to form memory cells. These cells are organized into memory modules, which are then assembled with a controller and other components onto a circuit board. Finally, the entire assembly is enclosed in a protective casing, ready for use in various electronic devices.