Seagate showed how it will continue to provide the majority of digital storage in data centers with HAMR HDDs with over 100TB capacity in the next decade.

In my case, at the very least, a per-disk passthrough was still the next best option. Instead of creating a virtual storage drive (or multiple), this hands the VM control of the drives for using ...

Sales of hard disks to non-hyperscale businesses are therefore increasingly rare – and when they do buy, they eschew ...

At its event this week, Pure Storage unveiled FlashBlade//EXA, built to power AI and HPC workloads with 10TB/s read speeds, ...

Seagate’s road-map suggests we will end up with 120 TB drives with this HAMR technology by the end of the decade, with more than 10 TB data storage per disk. This will mostly be down to major ...

Seagate projects that 10TB per disk is attainable, enabling a 100TB 10-disk HDD. Seagate says that this product will provide significant advantages for data center storage, in terms of scale ...

the company’s QLC-based flash storage systems are now competitive with hybrid disk-based systems on a price-per-bit level years ahead of the commodity crossover point. “We expect that the ...

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Seagate's leadership in HAMR tech and growing AI storage demand drives strong buy potential. Find out why STX remains undervalued and offers a substantial upside.

flash storage into array markets and use cases that were once considered nearline. Alongside this, we saw the price-per-GB of flash drop towards the level of spinning disk hard disk drives (HDDs ...