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Fujitsu research for 5TB desktop HDs

by DJ Neawedde | 18th January 2007

FujitsuFujitsu has just managed to squeeze 1TB into just 1 square inch while researching patterned media. Watch out Seagate and Hitachi…

TGDaily says: “At least in theory, a density of 1 Tb/inch2, would translate into 3.5″ drives with a capacity of about 5 TB, 2.5″ notebook drives with 1.5 TB and 1.8″ portable drives with about 500 GB.”


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    2 Responses to “Fujitsu research for 5TB desktop HDs”

    1. PixelHead Says:

      Exactly how big is a TB? Is 1.5TB=500 GB? Sounds huge.

      January 21st, 2007 at 8:47 pm

    2. DJ Neawedde Says:

      1024GB = 1TB

      January 21st, 2007 at 9:32 pm

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