1 TB discs

>1 TB discs
techradar.com/news/this-obscure-startup-wants-to-kill-blu-ray-tape-with-cheap-1tb-optical-disc

Holy cow!

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amazon.com/Seagate-IronWolf-20TB-Internal-Drive/dp/B09MKK1YCK/
amazon.com/Western-Digital-20TB-Internal-Drive/dp/B09TBF6GHJ
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Who cares about discs?

TB discs
> for the low price of $50
> when 20TB HDDs are $500
NGMI

This is clearly marketed towards people who want child porn or dolphin porn

look interesting for archive
but no prototype for now ?

Backupsters.

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>archive
>disc
You are joking, right?
Shit doesn't last on high-density discs.

not on hard drive either

Just imagine scrolling through your mp3s on your car's stereo with this bad boy on deck

kek
you will need a long road trip to use 1TB of music

where are you finding $500 20TB drives please?

where are you finding 1tb disks please?

>1(Dead) TB discs
kek

If this is fast and doesn’t sound like a jet engine I might give it a shot

I do this already with my 1TB SD card
It runs out rather quickly because I use FLAC

>startup
Meh. Come back when it's in retail stores.

amazon.com/Seagate-IronWolf-20TB-Internal-Drive/dp/B09MKK1YCK/
amazon.com/Western-Digital-20TB-Internal-Drive/dp/B09TBF6GHJ

Most new PCs don't even have an optical drive anymore.

neat but it's never going to happen

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A properly stored HDD has a much higher change of surviving than a properly stored optical disc.

Sony can already do ~256GB per disc per side, so about 500GB per disc if using a double-sided disc.

That's what they use for the Archival disc cartridges. 5.5TB over 11 discs at 500GB per disc.

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>Seagate
May as well delete all your shit now.

Their 14TB drives seem to be kinda garbage, but even then it's still less than 5% failure rate (which is high, but hardly something i'd avoid 100%)

If you have good data keep practices a single drive failure should mean nothing to you anyway, it has a 5 year warranty so just get a new one when/if it dies.

forgot pic

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