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Aren't these marketed as "NAS" i.e. aimed at consumers and presumably not enterprise/data center clients? They have the MH series for that: https://www.toshib
by pqtyw 1y ago
Aren't these marketed as "NAS" i.e. aimed at consumers and presumably not enterprise/data center clients?
They have the MH series for that: https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/enterprise-capacity-hard-drive-mg-series/ https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/enterprise-capacity...
and supposedly 24 GB models are available in Europe.
Also Toshiba is an "also ran" alongside WD and Seagate who have 80% of the market and both sell their 24 TB NAS drives in Europe...
- alephnerd 1y ago> Aren't these marketed as "NAS" i.e. aimed at consumers and presumably not enterprise/data center clients It would still be targeted at MSP or an internal team use case - think like an MSP who provides file share services for local car dealerships or an ML team building their own in-house cluster. That mid-market usecase doesn't exist at the scale to justify immediately launching the 24TB N300 in the EU market, especially as WD and Seagate already provide a comparable product as you pointed out, which makes the scope of market expansion much weaker.