Plain-language explanations of hard drive technology, capacity planning and condition grading — written for distributors, integrators and resellers rather than engineers.
When it comes to enterprise storage, choosing between Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) and Solid State Drives (SSDs) is one of the most consequential decisions a buyer makes.
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Two drives can carry the same capacity, the same interface and a nearly identical price tag, yet behave completely differently inside a RAID array.
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Interface discussions usually collapse into a bandwidth number: 6 Gb/s, 12 Gb/s, PCIe 4.0 ×4.
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Storage procurement decisions that looked straightforward two years ago now need a second look.
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Seagate’s IronWolf and Exos families are both 3.5-inch, both use the same underlying recording technology, and both will store your data.
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For years, hard drive capacity grew by shrinking the magnetic grains that store each bit and packing the tracks closer together.
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The terms are used loosely across the industry, and they are not legally defined.
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