Western Digital plans to release 100 TB hard drives

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/32/74/ib-f-f-FQ8U6666666ktf_ad5bdd3e.jpg" Alt = "Western Digital plans to release hard drives at 100 TB"/> ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ < P > This week Western Digital (WD) held a meeting with investors, which announced the company's closest plans. The manufacturer has announced the start of mass supply of hard drives with innovative technology of magnetic recording with heating (HAMR) next year.

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< p > for & nbsp; nbsp & nbsp; from presentation, this year WD will focus on EPMR technology and present a 36 TB hard drive that has recently announced Seagate & mdash; This is a record among such drives. In 2026, the company will start supplying hard drives with HAMR technology, and also plans to achieve OB & Rsquo; it is 44 TB through the use of CMR and Ultrasmr technologies.

~ ~ ~ > 62 > < P >< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Wysiwyg/%D0%90%D1%80%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BC/07022025/Screenshot_37-37-3.jpg" Alt = "Screenshot_37-3.jpg (40 kb)" width = "559" Height = "281" />< /p > < P > In the early 2030's WD plans to produce hard drives with a volume of 80 & ndash; 100 TB. In the 2030's, the company also plans to introduce a new technology of magnetic recording with point heating (HDMR), which will allow to achieve even more storage.