Seagate and Western Digital HDDs dominate reliability charts as aging drives stumble and storage prices surge again ...

Seagate, another major manufacture of hard drives has confirmed that it has sold out of its 2026 storage, while 2027-2028 may be also claimed by AI and data centers.

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Hi everybody please help me find drivers for my new tape drive!!!<BR><BR>Its a seagate CTT800I-F ,CTT800R-F Im running win98 .It runs off the floppy controler. It takes travern TR-1 400MB ...

Seagate continues to beat earnings estimates, driven by robust cloud and AI storage demand, and maintains momentum with strong Q3 results and positive Q4 guidance. HDD demand remains resilient despite ...

Seagate hit another milestone in its long-running journey of developing heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) hard drives when it signed an unnamed cloud service provider. The storage device company ...

CEO William Mosley announced that Seagate closed calendar 2025 with "a record-breaking quarter, driven by sequential revenue growth across nearly all end markets." Mosley stated, "December quarter ...

Seagate Technology Holdings (NASDAQ:STX) is amid efforts to develop a 100-terabyte hard drive by 2030. Seagate’s chief commercial officer, BS Teh, told CNBC on Wednesday that the data storage firm ...

Hot storage: Despite being surpassed by solid-state drives in terms of performance and overall reliability, magnetic hard drives aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Seagate is making every effort to ...

Data growth is estimated to double between 2022 and 2026 and with that growth in data the amount of data retained is increasing. Although NAND flash memory-based SSDs are growing in importance for ...

A friend who runs a video store is having trouble getting a backup of his inventory off of an old Seagate tape drive. I'm not sure of all the ins and outs, but I think it boils down to a power surge ...