Seagate announces 18TB IronWolf Pro HDD and new IronWolf SSDs for NAS

Seagate announced new storage solutions for network-attached storage (NAS) enclosures. The current serial of IronWolf mechanical drives top out at 16TB, but if that isn't enough for your needs Seagate has a new 18TB flagship model that'll add together a further 2TB to your pool. This bulldoze is only bachelor as an IronWolf Pro. Normal IronWolf NAS HDDs even so cap at 16TB.

The new 18TB IronWolf Pro drive comes with AgileArray firmware, built on top of conventional magnetic recording (CMR) tech. It's got a super-high 300TB per twelvemonth workload limit and has a sustained transfer rate of up to 250MB/s. It's a petty pricey, yet. In order to add an 18TB bulldoze to your NAS, you'll need to part with $608.99.

Besides as the new 18TB drive, the visitor also announced new IronWolf Pro 125 and IronWolf 125 SATA SSDs. The latter are more affordable and are better suited to those wanting to increase their NAS storage capacity with speedy drives, while the Pro SSDs take a higher drive write per solar day (DWPD) rating, power-loss protection and mean time to failure (MTTF) of ii 1000000 hours.

The new IronWolf 125 SSD family is available in 250GB, 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB, starting from $62.99. The IronWolf Pro 125 comes in 240GB, 480GB, 960GB, 1.92TB, and 3.84TB, starting from $94.99.

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