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StorageNewsletter.com, Tuesday, February 17th, 2026

R&D: Four Articles on HAMR, MAMR and SMR Disks

Vol 335 · Issue 3 · 2026-02-17

High-throughput SEM imaging of nanoscale metal grains for HAMR, quantifying erasure and interference from adjacent tracks in HAMR, cubic anisotropy media for MAMR, mitigating the Write-amplification effect of large-scale semi-external graphs on SMR drives

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R&D: Four Articles on HAMR, MAMR and SMR Disks

StorageReview, Thursday, February 12th, 2026

Backblaze 2025 Year-End Drive Stats: Annual AFR Falls To 1.36% As High-Capacity Drives Dominate Fleet

Vol 335 · Issue 2 · 2026-02-12

Backblaze has now published 13 years of Drive Stats data, one of the most extensive longitudinal datasets on hard drive reliability in production environments. Over time, this dataset has become a valuable reference for understanding drive performance trends across models, capacities, and deployment conditions.

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Backblaze 2025 Year-End Drive Stats: Annual AFR Falls To 1.36% As High-Capacity Drives Dominate Fleet

Solutions Review, Friday, January 30th, 2026

Debunking 4 Myths About HDDs

Vol 334 · Issue 4 · 2026-01-30

Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) have served as the backbone of the digital revolution for years - giving organizations a reliable storage medium for supporting the massive amount of data created, stored and archived each year.

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Debunking 4 Myths About HDDs

StorageNewsletter.com, Friday, November 28th, 2025

Backblaze Q3 2025 Drive Stats Rethinking Failure

Vol 332 · Issue 4 · 2025-11-28

Every quarter, Drive Stats gives us the numbers. This quarter, it gave us a crisis of meaning. What does it really mean for a hard drive to fail? Is it the moment the lights go out, or the moment we decide they have? Philosophers might call that an ontological gray area. We just call it Q3.

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Backblaze Q3 2025 Drive Stats Rethinking Failure

Blocks & Files, Wednesday, November 19th, 2025

Why Don't Storage Systems Last 12 Years?

Vol 332 · Issue 3 · 2025-11-19

Storage systems once followed a predictable refresh pattern: every three-to-four years for performance and every four-to-five years for capacity. That pattern still dominates today, even though the underlying technology has advanced far beyond what most organizations need.

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Why Don't Storage Systems Last 12 Years?

Storage Swiss, Saturday, October 25th, 2025

All Immutable Storage Does Not Equal Ransomware Protection

Vol 331 · Issue 4 · 2025-10-25

Ransomware continues to be one of IT's biggest challenges, driving organizations to look for better ways to protect their data and accelerate recovery. One of the most common and effective countermeasures is immutable storage - the ability to lock data so it cannot be changed, deleted, or encrypted by an attacker.

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All Immutable Storage Does Not Equal Ransomware Protection