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Our internal data indicates that the average lifespan of a drive is approximately three-to-five years, depending on the brand, capacity, and other factors.

Tech industry

Gadgets

fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News

2 months ago

Buffalo Skeleton Hard Disk Gives You A Peek at the Tech That Once Stored the World's Data - Yanko Design

Buffalo's Skeleton Hard Disk celebrates the art of hard drive design, merging functionality with nostalgia.

#synology

fromArs Technica

3 months ago

Privacy technologies

Synology confirms need for its own branded drives in newer Plus-series NAS

fromArs Technica

3 months ago

Digital life

Synology could bring "certified drive" requirements to more NAS devices

fromArs Technica

3 months ago

Privacy technologies

Synology confirms need for its own branded drives in newer Plus-series NAS

fromArs Technica

3 months ago

Digital life

Synology could bring "certified drive" requirements to more NAS devices

More used Seagate HDDs disguised as new: Fraudsters make it tough to spot the difference

Fraudsters are manipulating HDD serial numbers to sell used products as new, risking warranty detection.

fromArs Technica

7 months ago

After decades of talk, Seagate seems ready to actually drop the HAMR hard drives

"HAMR works on the principle that, when heated, a disk's magnetic materials can hold more data in smaller spaces, allowing for greater overall data capacity on the drive."

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Seagate Has Terrific Deals On High-Capacity Desktop Hard Drives This Week

Seagate is working on a 100-terabyte hard drive

Seagate Has Terrific Deals On High-Capacity Desktop Hard Drives This Week

Seagate is working on a 100-terabyte hard drive

Data-recovery firm tests $28, 500GB HDD from Amazon and gets surprising results

Buffalo Skeleton Hard Disk Gives You A Peek at the Tech That Once Stored the World's Data - Yanko Design

Synology confirms need for its own branded drives in newer Plus-series NAS

Synology could bring "certified drive" requirements to more NAS devices

Synology confirms need for its own branded drives in newer Plus-series NAS

Synology could bring "certified drive" requirements to more NAS devices

More used Seagate HDDs disguised as new: Fraudsters make it tough to spot the difference

After decades of talk, Seagate seems ready to actually drop the HAMR hard drives

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