Disks with tiny tracks shipping, 5TB boxes by 2014, we're told.
Seagate has said it's shipped a million shingled disk drives to date."
Hmmm, I wonder who might have the budget to purchase Seagate's entire output of latest-tech super-high-capacity drives, and has a use case where tremendously slow over-writing of data wouldn't be a problem? Almost as though these are targeted directly at organisations that archive monumental amounts of data and never delete any of it…
Disks with tiny tracks shipping, 5TB boxes by 2014, we're told.
Seagate has said it's shipped a million shingled disk drives to date."
Hmmm, I wonder who might have the budget to purchase Seagate's entire output of latest-tech super-high-capacity drives, and has a use case where tremendously slow over-writing of data wouldn't be a problem? Almost as though these are targeted directly at organisations that archive monumental amounts of data and never delete any of it…