Seagate today announced the first 3TB drive, but it's not the Enterprise drive everyone was expecting. Instead, it's popped up in an external drive. The Seagate GoFlex Desk, along with several other ...

Cloud storage provider Backblaze, in its 2014 ‘Hard Drive Annual Failure Rate’ graph, reports that the 3TB Seagate Barracuda drives it used for its storage service had a 43.1% failure rate over 2014.

Almost a year ago, we covered Backblaze's decision to phase out Seagate 3TB drives after seeing unacceptably high failure rates from one drive in particular, the ST3000DM001. Now, Seagate is facing a ...

That should be more than enough terabytes for your video and other data-intensive activities. Plus: an almost-as-good-as-Prime-Day deal on the Fire HD 8 tablet -- and a case deal to go with it! Rick ...

If you own or have owned a 3TB hard drive from Seagate, the law firm behind a suit against the company wants to hear from you. At the case page, it's mentioned that three Seagate models are involved ...

Rumors are circulating that Seagate is developing a 3TB enterprise class hard drive that will ship later this year. The 3TB drive will form part of Seagate's Constellation ES line of drives which will ...

Seagate’s confirmed that it’s about to launch a 3TB hard drive. Wow, that’s big, but there’s a catch: practically no PCs will be able to use it. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers search for space. Seagate … ...

Cloud storage companies don't just manage an obscene number of hard drives, they also deal with a huge number of failures. While most companies keep mum on things like failure rates, BackBlaze prefers ...

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Seagate confirmed on Monday that it does plan to ship a 3TB, 3.5-in Constellation ES hard disk drive this year, but cautioned that it will only be useable with PC and server makers who have upgraded ...

I generally avoid Seagate due to anecdotal experiences (never had a single WD drive fail on me), but this article gives an extra reason to avoid the 3TB variants. At least the 4TB ones are pretty okay ...

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