How long do you think it will be until petabyte hard drives are ...
I can't see hard drives getting to the petabyte level, at least not without a new innovation on the core idea of how a hard drive works. Petabyte SSDs, maybe, but I just don't see the practicality of going that large when it'll be needlessly expensive and reduce redundancy.
How would you handle a petabyte of hard drive? : r/DataHoarder
2022年4月16日 · If you decided to go a bit more conservative and want to handle more simultaneous drive failures: Raidz2 at 8 drives per vdev, x3 vdevs with 5% free space limit gets you ~198TB of usable free space before compression - but your pool could handle up to (6) drive failures without losing data. (More than 2 failures in 1 vdev means it's rebuild ...
World's First Petabyte Hard Disk Drive Contains Glass for ... - Reddit
2020年9月22日 · The 2.5" Seagate drive that's the current arial density peak uses glass platters. Discovered this while prepping one for the trash can. All the parts inside are really tiny. I had several of the Deathstars. It would randomly turn on the write head while seeking (due to a firmware bug), creating a spiral of data destruction on the platters.
Seagate Is the First Company to Ship 3 Zettabytes of Hard Drive …
a zettabyte is 1,000 exabytes, and one exabyte is 1,000 petabytes. Each petabyte is 1,000 terabytes. A zettabyte is enough storage for 30 billion 4K movies, or 60 billion video games, or 7.5 trillion MP3 songs according to Seagate. If you wanted 3 zettabytes of storage at home, you'd need to hook up 300 million 10TB hard drives.
r/notinteresting on Reddit: I have 22 petabytes of storage
2023年11月22日 · In the most basic terms, a LUN is a virtual hard drive that acts like it's connected to your computer, when actually it's connected to another computer. And when you have thin storage, you can assign an arbitrary amount of storage to that LUN regardless of whether that storage actually exists anywhere.
Will we eventually reach a 1 PB (petabyte) external hard drive
2016年11月6日 · With a conventional mechanical hard drive, it's most likely impossible to get storage capacity that high. Flash storage currently holds the most promise, but I don't know whether they can fit a petabyte of storage into a 3.5 inch form factor. The largest SSD right now is 60 TB in a 3.5 inch form factor.
How big a Petabyte actually is : r/Infographics - Reddit
2014年2月18日 · With the largest 3.5 inch hard drive in 2009 being 2 terabytes, what you might expect to see by 2013 is the first 3.5 inch 8 terabyte hard drive. Instead of a 3.5 inch 8 TB hard drive coming last year, a helium-filled 6 TB hard disk drive for enterprise applications came. But if the trend were to continue in spite of this, we should expect to ...
Cost per Terabyte, $/Tb for HDD as of March 2024 : r/homelab
2024年3月8日 · For really cheap, posters like TheMadDutchDude over on homelabsales are posting some VERY competitive prices (5-6$/tb). Drive age varies a lot over there of course. I bought some 8tbs from various sellers, all 100% health for around 50$ each. For ebay, ive seen some HC530s for good prices recently but havent looked much.
How far away are we from petabyte hard drives buildapc?
There's also a large split between a home user, and a core PC user or enthusiast. There's people like Redditors, who download HD movies, and lots of video games, where filling up a TB drive seems large, but it isn't unreasonable. And then there's your mom, or your sister or grandma, where a 320GB hard drive is still 85% empty.
1 Petabyte from single Windows file server : r/sysadmin - Reddit
Just adding on to what some others have suggested - take a hard look at a pair of Isilons. Current setup is almost 2PB. You'll get SMB, NFS, and Hadoop options, user-accessible data restores via snapshots, tiered performance possibilities, excellent performance and usage reporting, and (with the addition of Superna features) a solid failover ...