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Seagate is getting ready to launch its first high-capacity HAMR hard drive [Verge, The]

Western Digital Corporation (WDC)  More Company Research Source: Verge, The
Last western digital corporation earnings: 4/30 04:01 pm Check Earnings Report
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Share this story It's been more than two decades since Seagate began working on heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) — and now the company may finally be ready to release a hard drive using the technology. A new product page spotted by Tom's Hardware shows an Exos M hard drive sporting up to 32TB of storage using Seagate's Mozaic 3 Plus HAMR platform. Seagate's Mozaic 3 Plus technology allows for bigger hard drive capacities by making data bits smaller and closer together on each disk. To write data, a laser diode attached to the drive's recording heads heats small areas of the disk. “Each bit is heated and cools down in a nanosecond, so the HAMR laser has no impact at all on drive temperature, or on the temperature, stability, or reliability of the media overall,” Seagate writes on its website Seagate says its Exos M hard drive has a 3TB per platter density, making it useful for enterprise applications like powering AI systems. We still don't know when Seagate could release [Read more]

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Seagate is getting ready to launch its first high-capacity HAMR hard drive [Verge, The]

Western Digital Corporation  (WDC) 
Last western digital corporation earnings: 4/30 04:01 pm Check Earnings Report
US:NASDAQ Investor Relations: investor.wdc.com
Share this story It's been more than two decades since Seagate began working on heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) — and now the company may finally be ready to release a hard drive using the technology. A new product page spotted by Tom's Hardware shows an Exos M hard drive sporting up to 32TB of storage using Seagate's Mozaic 3 Plus HAMR platform. Seagate's Mozaic 3 Plus technology allows for bigger hard drive capacities by making data bits smaller and closer together on each disk. To write data, a laser diode attached to the drive's recording heads heats small areas of the disk. “Each bit is heated and cools down in a nanosecond, so the HAMR laser has no impact at all on drive temperature, or on the temperature, stability, or reliability of the media overall,” Seagate writes on its website Seagate says its Exos M hard drive has a 3TB per platter density, making it useful for enterprise applications like powering AI systems. We still don't know when Seagate could release [Read more]

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