It's impressively fast and adopting it as standard equipment is great but similar SSD product should be available for PC soon. Not feel innovative like Cell.
Right, so you could say that "being available for PC soon" means that's "where the puck is going", correct? Which was my original point. The PS5 is a video game console, but isn't just commodity hardware, but is actually pushing the limits of computing in a way that the PC industry will soon adopt.
Also. It might be much longer than "soon". Though Sony is targeting the next gen SSD specs (unlike Microsoft), there will need to be a new generation of motherboards and CPU upgrades before PCs will be able to come close to the PS5 bandwidth, even with the same exact next gen SSD.
I don't think the PS5 will make SSD manufacturers to develop faster SSDs. It's already on the roadmap.
But I want the PS4 to enforce a fast SSD as a requirement for PC game, like you say. I think game consoles have a power to standardize great techs, but no longer makes innovating techs for computing.
"a new generation of motherboards and CPU" was available in 2019.
Also. It might be much longer than "soon". Though Sony is targeting the next gen SSD specs (unlike Microsoft), there will need to be a new generation of motherboards and CPU upgrades before PCs will be able to come close to the PS5 bandwidth, even with the same exact next gen SSD.