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Seagate launches Mozaic 4+ HAMR hard drives up to 44 TB

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Seagate Technology has introduced its next-generation Mozaic 4+ platform, described as the industry’s only heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) based storage platform deployed at-scale, targeting rapidly growing requirements for scalable, efficient and high-performance storage. The platform is now qualified and in production with two leading hyperscale cloud providers, reflecting production-scale deployments in hyperscale environments that demand very high capacity and reliability.

The Mozaic 4+ platform currently supports capacities up to 44 TB, positioning it as a high-density option for cloud and enterprise workloads that generate and process increasing volumes of data. Seagate states that it is executing on a roadmap to scale from today’s 4+TB per-disk toward a future 10 TB per-disk, which is intended to enable hard drive capacities of up to 100 TB for data center and cloud customers seeking long-term capacity growth without major infrastructure changes.

To achieve these density gains, the platform incorporates a next-generation suspension architecture and an enhanced system-on-a-chip designed to enable precise recording at higher areal densities while maintaining enterprise-class reliability. According to Seagate, each generation of the Mozaic 4+ platform is structured to deliver continued capacity increases without requiring disruptive architectural shifts, allowing customers to adopt larger drives within existing systems and operational models as additional customer qualifications proceed.

Originally reported by techpowerup.comRead the source →
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