Forward-looking: Western Digital is bringing fresh momentum to an aging storage category with two ambitious technologies aimed at redefining mechanical hard drive performance limits. The company's new ...

Western Digital is introducing a couple of new technologies, dubbed "High Bandwidth Drive" and "Dual Pivot", that will significantly boost the performance of hard drives. According to Western Digital, ...

PCWorld reports that WD expects to deliver an 800% speed increase for hard drives, with sequential transfer speeds potentially reaching over 2GBps within a decade. These improvements target AI’s ...

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‘We’re reinventing the hard drive that the cloud and AI depend on so that we can deliver more capacity sooner while doubling both bandwidth and I/O. And we’re introducing a class of drives that ...

You've probably noticed that SSD prices are ridiculous right now, and they're not getting cheaper. If you have to back up some stuff, buy a new drive sooner rather than later to ensure your files are ...

High Bandwidth drives with 'dual pivot' technology may be just the start, with the potential to quadruple standard HDD performance. A few deals on SSDs and external hard drives are still ripe for the ...

Here's how to make sure all the personal files and other data on your storage drive are erased and unrecoverable, whether you're running Windows 11, 10, 8.1, or 7. External hard drives back up your ...

PC gaming has been off to a rough start in 2026, with both RAM and graphics cards facing massive stock issues, due to demand from AI datacenters. It looks like hard drives are next. Both Seagate and ...

Keeping a hard drive on a drawer is probably the most common approach to storing files over the long term. A lot of people don't do it properly, though, to the point I've actually discouraged this ...