Seagate has introduced a 3.5-inch hard drive that stores 1TB of data per platter, by cramming 625Gb onto each square inch of disk. The storage specialist's external GoFlex Desk drives will be the ...

We like our 1TB hard disks here at bit-tech, and when we say that, we mean we really like them – between us we now own close to a dozen of the Samsung Spinpoint F1 1TB drives. Call us easily impressed ...

Seagate was surprisingly late to join the small, but elite club of storage manufacturers shipping one terabyte (1TB) class hard drives. Somewhat expectedly, the first out of the gate was Hitachi, who ...

Seagate, an industry leader in hard-disk drives and storage solutions, is the first manufacturer to achieve a storage density of 1 terabit per square inch. Seagate has lofty goals for its HAMR ...

You’re probably thinking that by the time a product hits its 11th generation, it might be starting to wear a little thin. But if you have that notion about Seagate’s Barracuda 7200.11 series of hard ...

Fresh from acquiring Samsung's hard drive business for a cool $1.375 billion, Seagate has now announced the world's first 3.5in hard disk drive with 1TB platters. We've seen plenty of increases in the ...

Seagate announced three new high-capacity hard drives today, setting capacity records in both the desktop and mobile segments. The new Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 1.5TB HDD is 50 percent larger than the ...

New FreeAgent® GoFlex™ Ultra-Portable External Drive Packs a Punch with Pre-loaded Paramount Pictures Films, Unprecedented Amount of Storage and Blazingly Fast USB 3.0 Connection SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif.

Despite solid state drives increasing in capacity in recent years, the humble platter-based 3.5-inch hard drive still reigns supreme as the data storage device to beat in terms of bits for your buck.

Seagate has released two 30 TB hard drives based on its HAMR technology, pitching them as more energy efficient cheaper options for datacenter operators dealing with AI workloads.… The hard drive ...

Seagate, one of the most recognizable HDD makers in the world, has just confirmed that work is ongoing on something big. It's also good news for all of you data hoarders out there. Guru3D just ...