"Western Digital has released the world’s first 26 TB HDD in the form of the Ultrastar DC HC670. Not only will this be the densest magnetic drive, but it’ll also feature the highest-capacity (2.6 TB) individual disks. As such, a total of “just” 10 platters is used to achieve the 26 TB mark. The Ultrastar uses most of WD’s cutting-edge technologies, including OptiNAND, ePMR, TSA, HelioSeal, and UltraSMR."

"The WD Ultrastar DC SN650 was announced along with the HC670. With a capacity of up to 15.36 TB, it’s one of the densest high-performance drives for data centers and servers. It leverages 3D TLC NAND and comes with support for PCIe Gen 4."

more at [www.hardwaretimes.com]

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That’s good news! I’ve been using 10TB drives because the was right. I’ll have to be patient until prices on larger drives come down.

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