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Seagate's HAMR HDDs qualified by customers — volume shipments imminent
By Anton Shilov published
Qualification of Seagate's HAMR hard drives by major customers is complete, mass shipments due in coming weeks.
Western Digital launches 32TB hard drive in SATA and SAS flavors
By Matthew Connatser published
Western Digital’s newly launched ePMR-powered UltraSMR HDDs can store up to 32TB, a new record for shingled magnetic recording-based drives.
MSI is giving away 500GB spinning SATA drives with barebones systems in 2024
By Mark Tyson published
Popular PCs and components maker MSI is attempting to lure budget buyers by bundling a free 500GB hard disk drive (HDD) with its chassis, motherboard, and PSU barebones combos.
Microsoft uses automated robots to disassemble and recycle HDDs — company typically shreds two million hard drives per year
By Anton Shilov published
Instead of shredding outgoing HDDs, Microsoft disassembles them, then recycles rare earth metals and other valuable materials.
Toshiba launches CMR 24TB and SMR 28TB HDDs for data centers and hyperscalers
By Anton Shilov published
Toshiba unveils 24TB MG11 and 28TB MA11 hard drives for hyperscalers.
Seagate opens an eBay store to sell refurbished hard drives
By Roshan Ashraf Shaikh published
To expand its Hard Drive Circularity Program and reduce electronic waste, Seagate is now selling its refurbished and recertified mechanical hard drives through eBay for attractive prices.
Western Digital rolls out new 2.5-inch HDDs for the first time in seven years: is 6TB the swan song for 2.5-inch hard drives?
By Anton Shilov published
Western Digital introduces a new capacity point for 2.5-inch HDDs for the first time in seven years.
Toshiba demonstrates 30TB+ HDDs using HAMR and MAMR technologies
By Jowi Morales published
Toshiba recently built 31TB and 32TB hard drives for server use, with larger capacities expected to arrive in the coming years.
Hard drive destroyer vibrates hard drives to death in 90 seconds
By Dallin Grimm published
This new drive destruction tool vibrates HDDs into their parts in 8 to 90 seconds.
Western Digital confirms HDD and NAND flash shortages, warns partners of higher pricing
By Christopher Harper published
Western Digital messaged partners to inform them of supply constraints and rising prices amidst tumultuous industry conditions. Prices could increase by 10% for HDDs, more for NAND.
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