terabyte hamr-powered hard drive
Seagate unveils massive 30 terabyte HAMR-powered hard drives
Human beings have a hard time dealing with numbers that get really big. The speed of light, the number of atoms in apparently small amounts of matter, the energy being burned every time you ask ChatGPT how many days there are in July. It doesn't really fit into our meat brains. Take, for example, Seagate's latest industrial hard drive, which holds 30 terabytes of data. The new Exos M and IronWolf Pro are the most dense drives single I've ever seen in the standard form factor, narrowly beating out existing 28TB models by leveraging Seagate's innovative Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) technology.
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