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Seagate 32-Bit Disk Access Drivers For Windows 3.x
Downloads It supports Seagate ATA (IDE) drives greater than 528MB. This software will install the 32-bit disk access drivers for Windows 3.x. The manufacturer has included extensive configuration documentation with this file.
[October 30, 1997, 4:01]
Seagate Shows Full-disk Encryption For Laptops
News Seagate pitches its encrypting hard disk as an alternative to full-disk encryption software such as products sold by PGP and PointSec Mobile Technologies. DriveTrust is already available in Seagate's DB35 disk drives for digital video recorders and...
[October 31, 2006, 8:00]
Seagate Shrinks Results Forecast
News Seagate, the hard-disk-drive supplier, has downgraded its results forecast, blaming falling demand for 3.5-inch disk drives. Seagate says it is still running to tight production and is not suffering from ballooning inventory — which remains "under...
[April 11, 2007, 14:49]
Cutthroat Market Forces Seagate Job Cuts
News In another sign of trouble in the disk drive industry, Seagate Technology said on Wednesday that it plans to cut its annual operating costs by about $150m and trim its workforce. Seagate said pricing in the mobile market has been more aggressive...
[June 3, 2004, 9:05]
Seagate Takes $300m Charge
News Seagate Technology Inc.said its second-quarter loss will be worse than expected after the disk-drive maker takes a $300 million charge for restructuring and other one-time charges related to the closing of a manufacturing plant in Ireland.
[January 8, 1998, 10:29]
Seagate Brings Perpendicular Storage To The Enterprise
News Seagate has announced its first 3.5in disk drives using the groundbreaking perpendicular storage technology that it hopes will break through the storage limitations that are beginning to impact on hard-drive technology.
[April 18, 2006, 13:45]
Seagate Revs Up High Capacity Disks
News The Cheetah 15K.3 -- so-called because it represents Seagate's third generation of hard disk to have a spindle speed of 15,000rpm -- is aimed at applications where data has to be searched and retrieved fast, said Shawn Hook of Seagate's Enterprise...
[May 3, 2002, 14:31]
4GB Mobile Phone Just Around The Corner
News Fresh from reaching a partial settlement with rival Seagate, Cornice has launched a 2.5cm disk drive that will fit easily into mobile phones, GPRS devices or very small MP3 devices but has a substantial 4.0 GB capacity.
[July 19, 2005, 14:25]
Tiny-drive Maker Fights Back Against Seagate
News Seagate and Western Digital have each sued Cornice alleging infringement of various patents related to disk drive technology. In addition, Seagate filed a patent infringement complaint against Cornice with the US International Trade Commission...
[August 19, 2004, 11:40]
Seagate Invests £120m In Northern Ireland Plant
News According to Seagate, last year the hard-disk-drive industry shipped over 500 million units; in 1990, less than 30 million were shipped. Seagate has increased its investment in Northern Ireland, announcing that it plans to spend another £120m on...
[July 4, 2008, 16:15]
Hitachi Jumps Ahead Of IBM In Storage Race
News Hitachi has jumped ahead of IBM and Seagate in the race for higher capacity server disk drives, launching a 147.8GB, 3.5-inch hard disk at the Comdex exhibition in Las Vegas this week. Meanwhile Seagate announced that its Cheetah X15-36LP, which it...
[November 8, 2001, 15:48]
Business Integration Brings Smooth Sailing To Seagate
White Papers Seagate is a world-leading manufacturer of magnetic disk and read-write heads for hard disk drives, designed for PCs, high-end servers, and consumer electronics. Seagate's first order of business was to improve its order management system.
[June 9, 2007, 1:00]
Seagate Buys Big To Build New Hard Drive Paradigm
News Seagate is hoping to build a new direction for hard disk development by acquiring a startup that implements optical technology on Winchester drives to increase data density. The initial deal is huge for such a young company: Seagate will pay $230...
[July 3, 1997, 10:17]
Seagate Serves Up 60GB On A Platter
News Hard drive maker Seagate Technology has claimed a new record for cramming data onto a disk, announcing a new line of 3.5-inch drives that can fit 60GB on a single platter. Seagate's 120GB, dual-disc Barracuda ATA V drives will be the first to...
[June 25, 2002, 10:22]
Hard Drive Market Bottoms Out
News Poor results from Seagate and Quantum and the demise of vendors such as Micropolis have tarnished the hard disk drive market image but Twohig stands by the report made last June by US research company Disk/Trend that the worldwide market for hard...
[January 23, 1998, 15:27]
Hard-drive Industry Shows Continued Growth
News Despite industry leader Seagate's poor results earlier this year, analysts have said there is still plenty of demand for hard disk drives. Seagate reported its earnings in April, and revenue was below what analysts were expecting.
[July 23, 2008, 8:23]
Grim Times For Hard Drives
News CSFB gave "neutral" ratings to Maxtor and Seagate Technology and an "outperform" rating to Western Digital. Neither Maxtor nor Seagate responded immediately to a request for comment. The disk drive industry is spinning its wheels, according to a...
[May 28, 2004, 9:50]
Seagate Debuts 300GB, 2.5-inch Drive
News The drive also offers enterprise-class features, such as the Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interface, high reliability (Seagate quotes a mean time between failures of 1.6 million hours) and full disk encryption.
[June 4, 2008, 13:23]
Fujitsu Ships Higher-capacity Notebook Drive
News The Fujitsu drives almost exactly match the performance specifications of Seagate's latest small form factor drives. But Seagate is prepared to claim that at 300Mbps, it has the fastest rate in the industry and that it has a "best-in-class acoustic...
[March 6, 2007, 15:42]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog So Seagate’s latest hard drives, using longitudinal recording to pack its little rice-grains of data onto the disk end on rather than flat out, should be popular. And Seagate will sell more disks then than it’s ever done before.
[June 10, 2005, 18:55]
