-
FOLLOW US
NEWSLETTER
SCI NEWS and Events
News:
- See our most current performance analyses and announcement reports.
- See our recently updated SAN Storage Buying Guide.
- Hear Ray, Stu and Nigel talk about HDS apparently more than just big iron storage, an Infosmack deep dive podcast.
Events:
- Jan 26-27, HP Tech Days, Fort Collins, CO
-
Most popular posts - last 90 days
-
Recent Posts
Tag Cloud
3PAR Apple Archive storage Backup Benchmarks BIGData Chart of the month CIFS Cisco Cloud Cloud computing Cloud Storage Commodity hardware Data archive Data Domain Data growth Data security Deduplication Dell EMC EMCWorld ESRP Hadoop HDS HP IBM IBM Research iPad iPhone iSCSI LTO Microsoft Exchange MLC NAND NAND NetApp NFS Scale out NAS Seagate SNIA SPC-1 SPECsfs2008 SSD Storage Performance Council Tape VMwareWhat I'm Doing...
- Better ECC, optimal (shortest) codeword length patented, leading to better wifi http://t.co/YYhW3Ta5 15 hrs ago
- 1st new nuclear reactor in us in 30yrs gets greenlight near Atlanta http://t.co/qE8OdXSn 15 hrs ago
- Intel introduces transactional memory with Haswell for faster, more optimistic multi-thread execution http://t.co/dsCR7210 1 day ago
- Data-Scope Project, a microscope like dvc for 100TB-1PB #BigData problems, getting data to Data-Scope maybe problem http://t.co/xIS14yDt 2 days ago
- Crowdsourcing data analytics http://t.co/RGsP4tcL 3 days ago
- More updates...
Posting tweet...
Categories
Archives
Tag Archives: RW heads
Disk trends, revisited
An interesting guest post on Claus’s Blog (Claus Mikkelsen of HDS) by Ian Vogelesang of HGST provided some technical/economic insights on why specific disk drives are more economically feasible than others. It’s a bit hard going and more technical than a … Continue reading
Posted in Disk storage, Market dynamics, Storage architecture, Strategic Inflection Points, System effectiveness
Tagged disk form factor, disk technology, disk trends, high performance disks, IOPS/TB, log structured file, random writes, recording density, recording technology, RW heads, shingled writes, TAR, thermally assisted recording
Leave a comment
Sequential only disk?!
Was at a Rocky Mountain Magnetics (IEEE) seminar a couple of weeks ago and a fellow from HDS GST was discussing recent advances in bit patterned media (BPM). They had shown some success at 45nm by 45 nm bit cells … Continue reading


