wccftech Seagate 30 TB+ HAMR HDDs To Ship By Mid 2023

[bonami2]

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After several months, Seagate has officially revealed its intentions to launch the next-gen HDD in the middle of 2023. This announcement comes after months of advertising the development of its second-generation HDD platform that will showcase the latest heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) technology and offer memory capacities of over 30 TB.

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Seagate 30 TB+ HAMR HDDs To Ship By Mid-2023

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Seagate reveals that the company will begin shipping their 30 TB and higher HDDs to select clients by the second half of 2023.

 

 

Anyone need storage? 

 

 

 

[pio]

Put me down for 10 please!   My 14TB drives are getting full.......

[ENTERPRISE]

On the up and up with HDD sizes. When I recently re-did my storage, I was pleasantly surprised by the costs. Yes still a few quid BUT the amount of storage per £ you can get these days is great. For HDD's that is. 

 

However flash storage is also becoming more affordable in increasing sizes. 

[bonami2]

Meanwhile am just using a single 8tb drive for my file. Got an extra one stored with a backup.

 

It like 50% full.  I still got work to do at least my Plex server running now

 

[Sir Beregond]

This reminds me that I should really setup a NAS at some point. I opted for all SSD storage in my new rig, but its still 2TB short of what I had internal on my last one (5TB vs 7.5TB).

[Avacado]

  On 25/07/2022 at 15:50, Sir Beregond said:

This reminds me that I should really setup a NAS at some point. I opted for all SSD storage in my new rig, but its still 2TB short of what I had internal on my last one (5TB vs 7.5TB).

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I love my TrueNAS server. Easy to use. 

 

[Fluxmaven]

  On 25/07/2022 at 18:22, Avacado said:

I love my TrueNAS server. Easy to use. 

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+1 for TrueNAS. Tried it for the first time recently and really like it. 

[ENTERPRISE]

  On 25/07/2022 at 18:22, Avacado said:

I love my TrueNAS server. Easy to use. 

 

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I started using TrueNas Scale this year, so far very impressed.

[ozlay]

The HAMR drives are sas 12Gb. It's nice too see hard drives that actually saturate sata. However it still is a bit too slow for 30tb+. I can't imagine how long it will take to rebuild a large array of them.

Edited July 26, 2022 by ozlay