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Thecus Adds Support for 8TB Seagate Enterprise 3.5 Hard Drives

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Thecus today announced the addition of Seagate's 8TB Enterprise 3.5 hard drives to its compatibility list. By incorporating Seagate's 8TB HDD, Thecus NAS users will be able to maximize storage capacity while experiencing enhanced performance and reliability.

Boasting the industry's best response times for 8TB Drives, the Seagate Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD leverages comprehensive advanced caching technology to reach unparalleled data transfer speeds. Other advanced technologies including PowerBalance, PowerChoice, and Raid Rebuilt enables users to customize their big data requirements and optimize TCO.



"Providing compatibility to new, cutting-edge technologies is essential to Thecus and allows users to utilize the best the industry has to offer with their Thecus NAS, said Florence Shih, CEO at Thecus Technology Corp. Pairing the 8TB Seagate Enterprise 3.5 Hard Drives with Thecus NAS empower organizations using big data with a reliable, high capacity storage solution."

To discover the full range of HDD compatibility for Thecus NAS, please visit this page.

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Having so much data on a Seagate drive feels like a gamble for me.
 
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Having so much data on a Seagate drive feels like a gamble for me.

Having so much data on just about any drive feels like a gamble to me if you don't have some kind of backup plan.
 
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