Bring petabyte-scale innovation to your storage infrastructure.
Confront the end of days and store your PS5™ games with ice-cold style.
Securely control your data with an affordable, efficient private cloud built on hyperscale architecture.
Safeguard business continuity with modern data protection and industry leading cost per terabyte (TB).
Streamline digital content management workflows and efficiently store data-intensive media.
Most businesses and data centers are not equipped with the kind of mass-capacity storage that’s critical for keeping up with today’s data economy. Seagate’s more than 40-year storage heritage has culminated in a core technology stack that brings hyperscale cost and architectural efficiencies to the enterprise across software, silicon, system, and device innovations. All of which work together seamlessly so that you can lower costs, streamline workflows, and give your business a competitive edge.
Our mass-capacity 18TB hard drives (with a roadmap to 50TB) offer industry-leading cost per TB enabled by heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) technology.
MACH.2™ multi-actuator-enabled parallelism doubles hard drive performance so that you can maintain service-level agreements without sacrificing capacity.
We partner with the best in software so that you can smoothly support a diverse set of storage workloads, no matter your industry or application.
Seagate's innovative ADAPT erasure coding and self-healing ADR storage enables data center systems that are more durable—and more sustainable.
“Build a frictionless future for your data with the world’s leader in storage.”
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Learn how Seagate’s areal density enhancements produce TCO savings.
Put more of your business data to work, from edge to cloud.
Future-proofing data management for mass storage, migration, and movement.
Find out how Exos CORVAULT systems meet today’s storage challenges.
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