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Seagate achieves a whopping 6.9TB storage capacity per platter in its laboratory — 55TB to 69TB hard drives now physically possible

Seagate has successfully built its first 6.9TB prototype platter in its laboratory, featuring more than double the capacity ...
Ars Technica

Seagate Go Flex drives: how easy is it to open the enclosure?

I've been burned by WD's shoddy penny pinching designs. I have a 500GB Passport, and it turns out there's no SATA connector. There's a micro USB port soldered straight on to the HDD's PCB, and not ...
Computerworld

Seagate to use ‘perpendicular’ technology for hard drives

TOKYO — Seagate Technology LLC is developing a perpendicular recording technology for hard disk drives and intends to be one of the first companies to use it in its products, the company said today.
Morningstar

Seagate Is a HDD Pure-Play, Leading to Cyclical Results and Eroding a Moat

Seagate is a leading designer and manufacturer of hard disk drives, or HDD, used for data storage in consumer and enterprise applications. We think Seagate is successfully transitioning its portfolio ...
ZDNet

Seagate serves up 60GB on a platter

Hard drive maker Seagate Technology claimed a new record for cramming data onto a disk, announcing a new line of 3.5-inch drives that can fit 60 gigabytes on a single platter. Seagate's 120GB, ...
TechSpot

Seagate demos industry's first NVMe hard drive

What just happened? Seagate showed off a hard disk drive that connects through NVMe at the Open Computing Project (OCP) global summit this week. Limiting a faster PCIe connection to the speeds of a ...