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Seagate Develops High-Density Storage

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Mar 24, 2004
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Seagate Technology LLC. is developing ultra-high density storage architectures that will eventually be able to achieve data storage densities of 50 terabits per square inch or more.

Seagate plans to use a technology called Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) to make the breakthrough. The technology achieves higher densities by using a laser beam or other energy source to heat the recording medium at the same time that data bits are being recorded.

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