As global data creation accelerates, driven by AI, cloud computing and cybersecurity, demand for reliable storage continues ...

Seagate’s long-in-the-works HAMR platform could finally ship with its Exos M hard drive. Seagate’s long-in-the-works HAMR platform could finally ship with its Exos M hard drive. is a news writer who ...

We've covered Seagate's HAMR, or Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording, tech for HDDs, which is set to breathe new life into traditional platter-based storage by dramatically increasing the potential ...

Western Digital had an investor day meeting on February 12 where the company discussed its status and strategy as a hard disk drive company with the separation of SanDisk as a separate company focused ...

Heat-assisted magnetic recording is moving from lab curiosity to shipping product, and the payoff is simple: far more bits on every spinning disk. If current prototypes are any guide, the same ...

Last month we reported on Seagate's new Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) tech for HDDs that will see the arrival of capacities with 32TB and even 40TB on a single drive, with the company ...

Seagate Technology is shipping 30TB hard drives based on its heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) technology, and expects to ramp up to full production by the end of March. The Mozaic 3+ platform ...

Seagate is at a critical inflection point, driven by HAMR commercialization and surging AI-induced storage demand, supporting my strong buy thesis. HAMR technology positions Seagate as an industry ...

It was seven years ago that we first heard about Harvard University's HAMR cockroach-inspired robot. Although the bot was already on the tiny side, its designers have now created a version that's just ...

HDD shipping capacity and revenue are projected to be over 6.5EB and between $25B and $35B by 2030. We project magnetic tape ...

Harvard researchers have made the tiny Harvard Ambulatory Microrobot (HAMR) even tinier. The next-gen, cockroach-inspired robot is about the size of a penny, and it can run at speeds of 13.9 body ...

If you're a fan of insect-inspired robots, then you probably like creations such as RoboBee, VelociRoACH, and Harvard University's HAMR. Should the latter's scurrying around not be enough for you, ...