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Accusys ExaSAN A16S3-PS RAID Storage and Seagate ST6000NM0034 6TB HDDs Together Achieve an Outstanding Performance
2014-12-18 11:31:06| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
Seagate 6TB SAS hard disk drive ST6000NM0034 recommended for Accusys ExaSAN RAID storage product line With the growing need for large capacity and high performance storage solution within the post production industry, Accusys ExaSAN and Seagate, the two leaders in storage field had tested and jointly announced that...
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Seagate NAS 2-Bay
2014-10-29 19:03:51| PC Magazine Storage Devices Product Guide
Seagate's 2-Bay NAS is a middling consumer/SOHO drive with solid read performance, small business-class security features, and an improved interface, but it seems fragile, and write speeds are slow.
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Seagate NAS 2-Bay
2014-10-29 17:03:44| PC Magazine: New Product Reviews
Seagate's 2-Bay NAS is a middling consumer/SOHO drive with solid read performance, small business-class security features, and an improved interface, but it seems fragile, and write speeds are slow.
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WD leapfrogs Seagate with world's highest capacity 10TB helium drive, new flash drives
2014-09-10 15:49:47| InfoWorld: Top News
Western Digital's (WD) HGST subsidiary on Tuedsay announced it has added 8TB and 10TB hard drives to its HelioSeal product line, which hermetically seals in helium in order to reduce internal drive friction and power use. WD also announced its first NVMe (non volatile memory express) product with a PCIe-attached flash drive; the company also announced a new 2.5-in solid-state drive (SSD).
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The 270TB storage pod: Does Seagate or WD make the ultimate 6TB hard drive?
2014-08-12 16:59:31| Extremetech
Signaling that 6TB hard drives are no longer for the exclusive enjoyment of expensive enterprise-level setups, Backblaze has crammed 45 of the drives into a single enclosure to create what we believe to be the highest-density storage pod ever created -- 270 terabytes of spinning platter joy in a 4U rack-mount chassis. Better yet, if you have about $15,000 to hand and a penchant for computer building, you could even build your own 270TB storage pod -- Backblaze open-sources its hardware designs, so you can simply follow along.
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