Displaying items by tag: Seagate

COMPANY NEWS: Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, last week treated local customers to a dining experience at Madame Wu in Brisbane, Australia, hosted with trusted IT partner Connected South Pacific and mass data storage leader Seagate.

Seagate Lyve Cloud is providing Alfa Romeo F1 Team Orlen with always-on mass capacity object storage.

Storage vendor Seagate launches the Exos X20 20TB and IronWolf Pro 20TB conventional magnetic recording-based hard disk drives.  

Seagate launches the new Game Drive Hub, Game Drive, and Game Drive Halo Infinite Special Edition for Xbox.

Zoom users will soon be able to store their meeting recordings in Seagate Lyve Cloud.

Automated test equipment and virtual instrumentation software company NI and Seagate Technology have announced a new collaboration to enhance data storage and transfer services, including a “first-of-its-kind” advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) record offering.

Data storage infrastructure solutions vendor Seagate Technology has released its third-quarter results, for the period ending April 2nd 2021. This shows revenue of $US 2.73b, $US 912m returned to shareholders and an operating margin of 14.1%.

Data solutions and storage company Seagate has announced shipping three zettabytes of hard drive storage capacity, surpassing that milestone in March 2021.

Taiwanese network-attached storage (NAS) vendor, Synology, released its new Synology DS1621+ DiskStation desktop model late last year, along with a beta version of the DSM 7.0 software that drives it. Together, they make an unbeatable combination for your own file storage, blog hosting, virtual machine manager, Office 365 or GSuite backup, and whatever else you can throw at it.

Taiwanese network-attached storage (NAS) vendor, Synology, released its new Synology DS1621+ DiskStation desktop model late last year, along with a beta version of the DSM 7.0 software that drives it. Together, they make an unbeatable combination for your own file storage, blog hosting, virtual machine manager, Office 365 or GSuite backup, and whatever else you can throw at it.

Seagate is also collaborating with Equinix to bring "additional access, compute, and data centre colocation" to Lyve Cloud users.

Here we look at the future of data storage post COVID. Where are the wins? Where are the landmines?

VENDOR NEWS: If we’re to rethink data’s potential, we must also rethink the systems used to store and process it, writes Seagate.

Our analytics ambitions may have taken a temporary hit, but a cleaner environment brings us closer to realising value

VENDOR NEWS:  When the world embraced data science, it was hooked on the promise of data - or perhaps, more accurately, on the promise of unrealised insights within that data.

It’s never been more important to put your business data to work

VENDOR NEWS: It’s incredible to think that despite everything we know about data - the amount we generate, its latent value - and the myriad of tools available to exploit it, most data available to businesses still goes untapped.

Hard drive manufacturer Seagate and American multinational IT services firm IBM say they are working together to reduce the incidence of hard drive counterfeiting by using blockchain technology and security technologies.

Data storage firm Seagate has launched a range of 14TB 3.5" hard drives, for specialised demanding applications like NAS, surveillance and hyper-scale data centres as well as personal use.

Today’s world of “big data” and awesome creative possibilities demands titanic storage. Storage manufacturer Seagate has released 12TB drives in its BarraCude Pro range, offering the highest capacity 3.5” units available. 

The days of big data demand big storage. Seagate's IronWolf range delivers it in spades, along with enterprise-grade reliability, concurrency and longevity.

Demonstrating its advanced technologies at the OCP Summit 2018 to support "accelerated hyperscale demand and data growth", Seagate's 14TB drive is its biggest yet.