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The 18TB version of Seagate Technology's Exos X18 hard drive is now shipping.

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

NAS vendor Qnap says its SSD cache technology provides the best return on investment for enterprises and less demanding users.

Hard drives from Hitachi Global Storage Technologies have come out ahead of the pack as far as reliability goes, in figures released by the storage services provider Backblaze.

Seagate's latest Enterprise 3.5 Capacity hard drive is now available for general purchase.

The latest model in Seagate's enterprise capacity range provides 10TB of storage in a 3.5in drive with seven platters.

Seagate has launched what it claims is the world's highest capacity drive optimised for NAS, RAID and server use.

The Chinese government has finally given the green light to Seagate's acquisition of Samsung's hard drive business

Sydney’s small businesses and residents are invited by Dell and TechCollect to recycle their various old computers and accessories on Saturday 26 September.

Seagate has announced three 8TB hard drives aimed at different types of application.

Seagate has claimed an industry first by achieving 1TB of storage per platter in a 2.5in hard drive.

The WD Black range of hard drives for high-performance desktop systems now includes a 6TB version.

The Seagate Kinetic HDD is the world's first Ethernet-connected hard disk with an open source object API, the company claims.

WD's latest Purple disk drive for surveillance video storage has a capacity of 6TB.

Storage vendor Seagate has announced new or refreshed products ranging from enterprise hard drives to storage appliances.

Enterprise storage vendor HGST has announced a raft of new products aimed at a variety of data centre applications.

Storage vendor Seagate Technology has begun shipping the world's first 8TB hard disk drive to selected customers.

HP's new XP7 storage array is a top performer, company officials claim.

Seagate's latest 6TB drive - said to be the world's fastest - is aimed at scale-out data centres.

Confidential personal and company information including medical records, legal matters, financials, the entire contents of an email inbox and personal mail from a Justice of the Peace are just some of the confidential data found on the hard drives of recycled computers.