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Re:Seagate Announces 16TB HDD by 6nf on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @11:40PM (#18615465)
If two surfaces are flat enough and moving fast enough, the tiny amount of air (or helium these days) causes them to act hydrodynamically and float across each other which is great cause there's zero friction which means they never wear out.

The spindle in a hard drive is also an air bearing.

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