#seagate hdd

Sony is making moves to develop new technology with intentions to double HDD capacity. Sony Semiconductor Solutions will start producing the diodes by May, partnering with Seagate Technology. The partnership will allow Sony to use Seagate’s parts from 3 to 5-inch HDDs that can store up to 30TB worth of data. The new technology gained from the partnership will provide us with tools that can handle more information written on the same area of a disk, enabling HDDs to increase their overall data storage capabilities. Sony’s development in HDD technology might be able to put them at the forefront of providing for the many companies who are planning to develop their own AI innovation. To further test the device, we used two (2) 12-terabyte Ironwolf HDDs. As part of the test, we used the newest 12TB Ironwolf hard disk drive from Seagate. The NAS supports 3.5" SATA HDD and 2.5" SATA HDD/SSD (with Disk Holder), has one (1) gigabit ethernet port, and two (2) USB 3.0 ports. Read more in our articles including "Sony to develop technology, plans to double HDD capacity" and "Synology DS218+ with 2x12TB Seagate Ironwolf HDD".