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I see Seagate is still tops the list of failures after all these years. I wonder what we would see if we put all those stats together which company actually com
by b3lvedere 6y ago
I see Seagate is still tops the list of failures after all these years. I wonder what we would see if we put all those stats together which company actually comes out as the worst.
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- mleonhard 6y agoOne company will always be worst. Using the worst drives often makes sense for a business. It all depends on price, availability, and deployment plans. Seagate's drive longevity has improved a lot. Compare today's report to Backblaze's 2015Q1 report: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/hard-drive-reliability-q1-2015/ https://www.backblaze.com/blog/hard-drive-reliability-q1-201...