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Current hard disk drive (HDD) data storage prices are a fraction of a cent per megabyte (MB) and are falling fast. The amount of data that can be stored on one square inch of disk space, referred to as areal density, is currenty increasing at a rate of approximately 100% per year. This is even faster than the increase in transistor density for the semiconductor industry ("Moore's Law" says transistor density doubles every 16 months). This enables HDDs to increase reliability through lower parts count while increasing capacity and lowering price. It's no wonder our recent clients span the range from the maker of multi-million dollar optical switches to a manufacturer of consumer musical instruments. Everybody recognizes the value of this data storage trend. The following white papers are available for purchase at $1250 each or at the discounted price of $3000 for the set of three (additional copies are $50 each): Failure Modes of Hard Disk Drives Recommendations for Higher Reliability Use of Hard Disk Drives Monitoring and Predictive Failure Analysis Options in Hard Disk Drives Call us first to discuss how to integrate hard disk drives into your new product. Please contact us for a free initial consultation. e-mail:
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