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HDDs need this because data is read via a sort of magnetic needle on a spinning disk, but SDD are solid state and thus don't benefit from defragmenting not only that, but defragmenting rewrites most all the data on the drive, which wears down the SDD's lifespan, and most modern OSs are set to automatically defrag any HDDs on a regular basis. If you are unaware, defragmenting is where the computer sort of reorganizes the data on a HDD so that all the related files are right next to each other on the physical hard disk rather than scattered across it, thus making the HDD faster to load that data. Generally the average SSD can last a decade of normal use, but this can be shortened a bit if the user/OS uses some poor practices, such as a lot of caching to the SSD, or more importantly defragmenting (which is probably the main change). I think the issue is SSDs can only have data rewritten so many times before bits stop working.

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