Disaggregated storage architectures. Evolving data sovereignty requirements. Explosive growth of data from AI, video, IoT and research workloads. These data demands of tomorrow require systems designed for scalable growth. And Seagate continues to meet that opportunity. Today, Seagate unveiled a next-generation, enterprise storage system engineered for tomorrow’s data center challenges. This flagship petabyte-scale storage system empowers enterprises to consolidate data, boost efficiency, and scale to meet evolving infrastructure demands. Learn more about the most complete high-density single enclosure on the market here: https://lnkd.in/e4zgvMqF
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