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Technological Impact of Magnetic Hard Disk Drives on Storage Systems

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Publisher IBM
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Topics Removable Storage, Storage Management, Hard Drives Date added 15 May 2003
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Magnetic hard disk drives have undergone vast technological improvements since their introduction as storage devices over 45 years ago, and these improvements have had a marked influence on how disk drives are applied and what they can do. A real density increases have exceeded the traditional semiconductor development trajectory and have yielded higher-capacity, higher-performance, and smaller-form-factor disk drives, enabling desktop and mobile computers to store multi-gigabytes of data easily. Server systems containing large numbers of drives have achieved unparalleled reliability, performance, and storage capacity.

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