Seagate is working on 30TB HDDs, 50 TB in 5 years and 100 TB by 2030
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geogan
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Astyanax
tunejunky
cucaulay malkin
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one more question,di surveiillance hdds tend to last longer than desktop ones since they're designed for 24/7 non-stop recording ?
cause enterprise drives are still very expensive.surveillance series like skyhawk are very affordable.
tunejunky
tunejunky
geogan
tunejunky
Amazon US:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KS9M7TA/?coliid=I1BCV1UP4NB07Z&colid=2SLZ8H73AA4J9&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
going for the industrial version saves you mucho moola. a fancy chassis and shiny logo add cost
this Tripp-Lite is the least expensive of it's type. you actually have two transformers with special windings so there is no possibility of spikes, surges, and the like. plus it will last as long as you will ( 😎).
for a typical home cinema under a 2kw peak draw this unit is fine. you can hide it and plug power strips into it.
tunejunky
Geogan,
yeah UPS are expensive and used to be all there was cost effectively as pcb (electronic, not chemical) transformers at scale are really expensive.
Apple and Google have had tremendous success with solar micro-grids with on site (Tesla) storage. the demand is so high Tesla has trouble banging out their Power Banks.
one of the best things about Silicon Valley is sometimes good P.R. and virtue signaling intersect with truly good ideas.
recycling started here in the 1960's along with silicon, scaling batteries ain't sexy but it is fundamental to a better future. say what you will about Elon, but Tesla has revolutionized high value cloud. 100% pure power 100% of the time, no matter what else is going on in the world and every major player in computing is getting on board or working with a competitor for the same at least at HQ or cloud.
it will take time, but it will add efficiency and lower cost eventually.
geogan
https://www.amazon.de/Bronson-Isolating-Transformer-Watt-Volt/dp/B07JLWJSYQ/
Its possible we have a more stable 240V supply over here than your highly congested 110V mains over there in big US cities areas.
Anyway I think I'll leave it for now.
Unfortunately I am from Europe with UK type 240V plug and mains supply.
I see this range which seems to be similar to what you mentioned
tunejunky