Toshiba introduces 22TB MG10F Series Hard Disk Drives

Toshiba Electronics Europe has released its MG10F Series 22TB[1] HDD, a conventional magnetic recording (CMR) HDD that leverages Toshiba’s 10-disk helium-sealed design.

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As a key building block in cloud and storage infrastructure, the MG10F 22TB delivers 10% more capacity than Toshiba’s prior generation 20TB model. Designed and engineered to meet their growing data storage needs of its largest customers, the MG10F 22TB HDDs are compatible with a wide range of applications and workloads for both cloud-scale and traditional data-center use cases. The increased capacity of the 22TB MG10F helps cloud-scale infrastructure build higher storage densities at a lower TCO.

The MG10F Series HDD features 7,200rpm performance, a 550TB per year workload rating[2], and a choice of SAS and SATA interfaces — all in a power-efficient helium-sealed, industry-standard 3.5-inch[3] form factor.

Sample shipments of the 22TB MG10F Series HDDs start immediately for SAS interface and in the fourth calendar quarter of this year for SATA interface.

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