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Western Digital unveils 20TB OptiNAND hard drive, pledges 50TB to follow

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    The Register[^]:

    New flash-and-platter architecture offers 'breakthrough in storage that works differently,' firm claims

    Because Windows 11 is coming soon

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      The Register[^]:

      New flash-and-platter architecture offers 'breakthrough in storage that works differently,' firm claims

      Because Windows 11 is coming soon

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      Spinning rust, the technology that just will not die. It's interesting... people keep on predicting the replacement of spinning rust disks with solid state. But like the promise of commercially viable fusion power, it's always coming next year (or next 20 years or whatever). Just as solid state memory keeps on getting cheaper, so it seems that new ways are continuously found to keep spinning rust cost effective for bulk storage.

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        Spinning rust, the technology that just will not die. It's interesting... people keep on predicting the replacement of spinning rust disks with solid state. But like the promise of commercially viable fusion power, it's always coming next year (or next 20 years or whatever). Just as solid state memory keeps on getting cheaper, so it seems that new ways are continuously found to keep spinning rust cost effective for bulk storage.

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        Kent Sharkey
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        :thumbsup: And new coatings for the spinning discs, and new ways to read them... You're right - that may never end.

        TTFN - Kent

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          :thumbsup: And new coatings for the spinning discs, and new ways to read them... You're right - that may never end.

          TTFN - Kent

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          Pretty soon the news will be 'Quantum Disks!' Salesmen will be tripping all over themselves! :laugh: (Not to mention all the physicists tripping over themselves for the grant money! :rolleyes: )

          The Science of King David's Court | Object Oriented Programming with C++

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