https://www.pcper.com/news/Storage/WD-and-HGST-Refresh-Enterprise-SSDs-Include-8TB-Push-HDDs-12TB-and-Beyond
There is also plans for a 14TB version.
>The He12 is Western Digital’s fourth generation helium HDD, featuring an industry-first eight-disk design, to deliver 12TB capacity using PMR technology in a standard 3.5-inch form factor. It is the world’s highest capacity hard disk drive for active random workloads. Utilizing Western Digital’s unique HelioSeal process that seals helium in the drive to help provide the highest capacity HDD and exceptional power efficiency, the He12 comes in a single 12TB capacity point and offers either a SATA or SAS interface both using Advanced Format. HelioSeal technology utilizes helium with 1/7 the density of air, enabling the use of thinner disks, while maintaining a stable recording interface.
>The company will extend the He12 platform further, leveraging SMR to provide even more capacity from the same essential hardware. The SMR version of the drive will deliver 14TB and will support, in particular, many cloud service providers that have implemented SMR support in their software architectures to more cost effectively store ever increasing data associated with the services they provide.
What would you do with that much space on a single drive /g/?
Stick four of them in a NAS and have that much more space in an array.
>>57879627
>placing eggs in one basket
Yeah right.
>>57879627
games,hd movies, flac music, virtual machines, backups
12TB is not much
what would i do?
i'd sell my 2 tb hdd for a tb ssd
>>57879825
This. HDDs are deprecated now.
>>57879837
Unless you want bulk storage. I'd still rather have my 18tb disk space than pay out my ass so my movies are stored on SSDs.
>HDD prices haven't dropped in well over a year
Just fuck my fucking asshole man what the fucking fuck