Seagate manufactures hard drives specifically designed to meet the demand for hyperscale cloud scalability. As the flagship of Seagate's X-class, the Exos X18 enterprise hard drives are the highest-capacity drives in the fleet.
Interface version | SATA III |
Storage Technology | CMR |
Memory Scope of application | Enterprise |
Max. Speed | 7200 RPM |
Interface | SATA |
Cache | 256 MB |
Sustained Speed HDD | 270 MB/s |
Item number | 16410315 |
Manufacturer | Seagate |
Category | Hard drives |
Manufacturer no. | ST14000NM000J |
Release date | 2.12.2021 |
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Memory Scope of application | Enterprise |
Interface | SATA |
Interface version | SATA III |
Form factor | 3.5" |
Storage capacity | 14 TB |
Cache | 256 MB |
Sustained Speed HDD | 270 MB/s |
Max. Speed | 7200 RPM |
Storage Technology | CMR |
Hard disk filling | Helium |
Hard disk additional functions | Hot swapping |
Maximum operating temperature | 60 °C |
Power consumption (standby) | 4.90 W |
Power consumption | 9.20 W |
Country of origin | China |
Manufacturer commitment | SBTi |
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Scope of delivery | HDD |
Length | 14.70 cm |
Width | 10.19 cm |
Height | 2.61 cm |
Weight | 650 g |
Length | 20.90 cm |
Width | 13.40 cm |
Height | 6.10 cm |
Weight | 729 g |
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The Seagate Exos X18 is available with 16 and 18 TBytes, soon to be followed by the 2X18, a version with a split head stack. Those who want an 18 TB Exos drive could just as well go for an Exos X20 with 18 TB. Other versions of the Exos X18 have a SAS interface or can be erased quickly and securely, but those who are only looking for the lowest price will probably get what they want: the 18 TByte...