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fromTechzine Global5 months agoTech industrySeagate is working on a 100-terabyte hard driveSeagate predicts a tripling of hard drive capacity by 2030 due to AI demand.
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Tech industryfromTechzine Global5 months agoSeagate is working on a 100-terabyte hard driveSeagate predicts a tripling of hard drive capacity by 2030 due to AI demand.
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fromArs Technica5 months agoPrivacy technologiesSynology confirms need for its own branded drives in newer Plus-series NAS
fromArs Technica5 months agoDigital lifeSynology could bring "certified drive" requirements to more NAS devices
fromArs Technica5 months agoPrivacy technologiesSynology confirms need for its own branded drives in newer Plus-series NAS
fromArs Technica5 months agoDigital lifeSynology could bring "certified drive" requirements to more NAS devices
