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NEWS: Seagate CEO hints at SSD tech to come
NEWS: Seagate CEO hints at SSD tech to come
pocket-lint.co.uk — Hybrid technology that could finally bring prices down Seagate's CEO has confirmed that the company is working on its very own line-up of Solid State Drives in a briefing with Pocket-lint. ... Read Seagate CEO hints at SSD tech to come on ... (more) NEWS: Seagate CEO hints at SSD tech to come
Seagate Technology - Savvio® Hard Drive Family
Seagate Technology - Savvio® Hard Drive Family
seagate.com — 70 percent smaller than 3.5-inch drives Consumes up to 50 percent less power while doubling performance (IOPS/watt) over traditional 3.5-inch drives Savvio drives with PowerTrim technology cost on average US$9 in electrical costs per year per drive, ... (more) Seagate Technology - Savvio® Hard Drive Family
Seagate to develop hybrid line of solid-state drives?
Seagate to develop hybrid line of solid-state drives?
electronista.com — Memory device maker Seagate is investing as much as $100 million into developing a new type of solid-state drives (SSDs), according to a Wednesday report. According to company CEO Bill Watkins, Seagate is trying to resolve certain issues with the ... (more) Seagate to develop hybrid line of solid-state drives?
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Seagate Won't Do Flash SSDs, Waiting For Next-Gen Tech [Storage]
Gizmodo — ... the "mobile SSD" market. Whyever not? Because there's no money to be made there: "Right now if you look at it whether it's Micron or Samsung or SanDisk - they're selling at a loss. To do the product is not a big deal but to make money at it - it's important to us." he notes. Instead the company is banking on post MLC technology, something like "a spin around magnetic RAM, it could be a phase shift type of process" says Watkins. Seagate hard drives might be around for a while longer. [Silicon via ...

Seagate sees no money in flash memory
CrunchGear — ... Seagate are the hard drive guys. They make some of the best HDDs out there but they’ve never gotten into the SSD game. Why is that? Everybody’s doing it, right? Yes, says CEO Bill Watkins, but nobody’s making any money and nobody’s making anything that different from one another. Why get into a business where there’s no money or reputation to be made? He said the same thing ...

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