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

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After Decades Of Talk, Seagate Seems Ready To Actually Drop The Hamr Hard Drives

By Ars Technica

How do you fit 32 terabytes of storage into a hard drive? With a HAMR. Seagate has been experimenting with heat-assisted magnetic recording, or HAMR, since at least 2002. The firm has occasionally popped up to offer a demonstration or make yet anothe ...Read more

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