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300TB of data. Dropbox and Google are dead to me. Next options. Cloud? Tape? NAS?

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  • NAS plus 80 drive LTO9 Library with drive.

    • 300TB of data. Dropbox and Google are dead to me. Next options. Cloud? Tape? NAS?

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  • AWS Glacier is serval times more expensive FOR ONE YEAR than an LTO library. And if you absolutely can’t afford to get the data back (around 300-400.000$ with 300TB) you can right away not do it at all.

    • Do MAMR drives carry an early adopter risk relative to CMR drives?

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  • There is no need to use MAMR for anything up to 24TB, because CMR is possible for those sizes. For 18TB, I would use and have used CMR for years, I have tons of 18TB CMR drives in use.

    There are 24TB drives incoming ( https://www.seagate.com/content/dam/seagate/en/content-fragments/products/datasheets/exos-x24/exos-x24-DS2080-2307US-en_US.pdf ), everything below that is available. Only above 24TB MAMR or HAMR will probably be necessary, with 28 TB SMR drives on the horizon.

    • Seagate has launched a massive 29TB hard disk drive that almost nobody noticed — but you can only buy the biggest ever HDD in a 2.5PB 4U server

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  • Rather read the original source, which is way better: https://blocksandfiles.com/2023/11/15/seagate-hamr-drives-come-to-corvault/

    • How reliable are these Dell Exos X18 18TB Enterprise HDD? I'm thinking of getting a couple when in stock

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  • Just get the original: Seagate Exos. With a MTBF of 2.5 Mio hours, they are twice as „good“ as Ironwolfs.