Recent content by StevenRix_from_France

Finally. I am going to be able to upgrade my server from 3Tb of memory to 6Tb. That was about time.

I won't upgrade for a couple of year. Well what about those tariffs on chinese electronics? How are they going to affect sales in the USA?

Hard-drives prices are up, GPUs prices are up, memory prices are up, and now PSU prices are up. That might raise the price of a PC by 50% ... And it will dissuade lots of people in buying new hardware for this year and probably next year. I know for sure i won't buy any new hardware for the last...

This article sounds like an apology to why Seagate's trust should be restored. If the 8Tb drives failed in a short amount of time, the similar products with bigger space might just do the same thing. Changing the segment name to make us think those products won't fail again is just a frivolous...

I work in a datacenter (won't disclose the location) and we do also cryptomining at work, since we don't use that much power at night time, I use around 3000 servers with multiGPUs. What I earn in 1 year is now made in barely 1 month. EVerybody's happy, the boss is happy. so are the employees.

Saying it's not entirely Seagate's fault is wrong. It is entirely their fault. You forgot to mention Seagate had and still has designing flaws on their hardware, going from platters all the way to bad firmware. Their customer service is also a nightmare, they keep sending refurbished drives that...

i will jump on the bandwagon when they will know how to cram 4 CPUs into 1 (64 threads), and that will be in the next 6 months hopefully.

"We, the People" RIP. Impose them a percentage on their revenue to develop their infrastructure, and if they don't want to do it, then fine them with a huge amount of money.