Toshiba launches new MG10F series hard drives: based on CMR design, with a maximum capacity of 22 TB

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu and OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, October 1 (Xinhua)-- Toshiba announced on September 21 that $13.5 billion (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 98.55 billion yuan) was successfully privatized and delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange, but this does not mean that Toshiba products will be a thing of the past.

Toshiba announced the launch of a new MG10F series of hard drives. Based on the helium seal design of the 3.5in standard format, the hard drive uses CMR's traditional magnetic recording method, has 10 internal discs and has a maximum capacity of 22 TB, 10% more than the previous 20 TB model.

Toshiba says MG10F 22TB HDD is designed to meet the growing storage needs of large enterprises.

According to reports, the hard disk can be used in a variety of applications and workloads, not only for cloud-scale applications, but also for traditional data center applications.

The MG10F series drives have a speed of 7200 rpm, a workload design of 550 TB per year, and optional SAS-12G and SATA6G interfaces.