
Seagate Technology will face a lawsuit alleging that they engaged in blatant age discrimination. The suit claims that it pressured older workers to retire, and fired those who refused.
Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 drives failingSource: theinquirer.net
SEAGATE'S FLAGSHIP desktop Barracuda 7200.11 drives, in particular the 1TB (ST31000340AS) units, are failing at an alarming rate and prompting outrage from their faithful customers.
Seagate unveils highest-density hard driveSource: tgdaily.com
A solid state disk (SSD) drive may be the sexiest mass storage device for notebooks and high-end PCs, but if it is about cheap storage the good old hard drive is still the way to go – and hard drive technology still has room to grow: Seagate today announced a new 3.5" drive t …
I Got More Ports than a Wine Store DoSource: The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
For your Wednesday morning amusement, the Sniper Twins have put together this hilarious video promotion for Seagate: a hip-hop office drama, replete with Mac desktops, laptops and servers.
Seagate and Dell Offer Self-Encrypting Hard DrivesSource: newsfactor.com
Seagate has introduced Momentus FDE self-encrypting hard drives to secure laptop data. Dell will be the first to ship a laptop with a Seagate 160GB Momentus FDE drive, and McAfee will provide software for enterprise-wide management.
Seven 2.5-inch Mobile Hard Drives ComparedSource: TechReport.com
Some would argue that we're on the brink of a dramatic shift in the storage world. Mechanical hard drives that store data on platters spinning at thousands of revolutions per minute have reigned here for decades, and today's finest are technical marvels of microscopic mechanics.
Seagate snubs LinuxSource: theInquirer.net
SEAGATE'S latest batch of drives, the ironically titled Free Agent series are not compatible with the Open Sauce operating system Linux.
Seagate Storage Units Ship with VirusSource: eWeek
An undisclosed number of Seagate's Maxtor Basics Personal Storage 3200 units have shipped with a virus that steals passwords to online games—including World of Warcraft—the company is warning customers.
Giga-Byte meSource: ZDnet
Disc drive maker sued over size of its unit. Seagate pays out over gigabyte definition.
Chinese Seek to Buy a U.S. Maker of Disk DrivesSource: The New York Times
A Chinese technology company has expressed interest in buying a maker of computer disk drives in the United States, raising concerns among American government officials about the risks to national security in transferring high technology to China.
Small, 10 Gig and 20 Gig Cell Phones starting at 150$ in near futureSource: Wired News
That's DAVE as in Digital Audio Video Experience, previously code-named "Crickett," a tech platform from the California-based storage company that aims to add 10-20GB of wireless storage to cellphones, or other WiFi- and BlueTooth-equipped devices, thanks to a tiny drive you can …
Seagate introduces portable wireless storageSource: prnewswire.com
Robert Scoble announced that Seagate is debuting a pocket-sized portable hard drive called D.A.V.E. (Digital Audio Video Experience) It has built-in USB connectivity, however what's special about it is that it also has Bluetooth and WiFi.
Hybrid Storage Alliance Creates Flashy New DrivesSource: Ars Technica
Hitachi, Seagate, Fujitsu, Toshiba, and Samsung have joined forces to form the Hybrid Storage Alliance. The group will promote new "hybrid" drives that combine traditional hard drive technology (platters and spindles, oh my!) with massive quantities of flash memory.
Inside Seagate's R&D LabsSource: Wired News
PITTSBURGH -- As Gordon Moore is to transistors, Seagate CTO Mark Kryder is to "areal density" -- a measure of how tightly data can be packed onto the surface of a disk. In a conference room overlooking the Allegheny River, he describes the coming storm in magnetic technology.
Seagate Buys Online Storage CompanySource: -
Seagate Technology LLC, the world's largest maker of hard-disk drives, announced Thursday it has agreed to acquire EVault Inc., an online data storage service provider, for about $185 million (EU140.1 million) in cash.
Maxtor Brand to Live on as Seagate's Value LineSource: Ars Technica
The Maxtor brand name will continue to live on under the Seagate umbrella, Seagate announced today. Seagate will use the Maxtor DiamondMax brand for a line of lower-end desktop hard drives and is introducing a new MobileMax brand for notebook hard drives.