Re:Seagate Announces 16TB HDD
by blattimwind on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @09:06PM
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Used to be that whole series of SSDs had data corruption problems (which in one case ultimately lead to the demise of the manufacturer). Still happens. Recent example: Apple.
Power failure behavior of most consumer oriented SSDs is also data corrupting.
But in a laptop, a device that you lug around, move around while working, and sometimes even drop, a precise mechanical device has a much larger chance to misbehave, to my mind. Its I/O load is way lower than in the datacenter, too.