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WD has upped the capacity of its proven Ultrastar 12TB He12, a fourth generation, 3.5”, helium-filled hard disk drive, to 14TB and a 7.68TB NVMe, PCIe SSD for use in data centres.

WD, owners of HGST (Hitachi Global Storage Technologies), are taking their Travelstar brand a step further with a new range of 2 and 3 TB mobile external "Touro" hard disks.

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It is the world’s first 10TB perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR) hard disk drive (HDD) and provides the highest capacity, lowest power consumption per TB and the highest reliability rating of all HDDs on the market.

In the never ending quest to fit more into the same space HGST have released a 10TB helium filled hard disk drive aimed at the OEM storage market and data centres.

Storage vendor HGST has delivered on its promise of NVMe compliance for the Ultrastar SN100 PCIe SSDs.

Helium drives are, as the name suggests, filled with helium that is one-seventh the density air. The reduced friction allows for more disk platters and data tracks placed closer together resulting in increased storage.

All-flash storage vendor Violin Memory has appointed Michael Burnie as country manager for Australia and New Zealand.

86% of CIOs and IT decision makers think all data is valuable if it can be stored, accessed and analysed, but 48% say they aren't storing all their data.

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

A new reference architecture for SQL Server systems from Western Digital subsidiary HGST and NEC improves performance and density, and reduces power consumption.

Western Digital subsidiary HGST has released new SAS SSDs with capacities up to 1.6TB.

A new range of hard drives from HGST are designed for PVR and similar applications.

New CinemaStar 2.5in hard drives from Western Digital subsidiary HGST offer various blends of capacity, physical size and performances. But what they have in common is that they are designed for use in PVRs and other devices used to record or play back video.

HGST has demonstrated a 12Gbps SAS solid state drive working with adaptors from two other vendors.

Western Digital's HGST subsidiary claims to be the first to ship enterprise-class 4TB drives.