Despite facing large-scale internal layoffs recently, Seagate continues to update its products. It also announced new names such as "Barracuda", "Firecuda", "Ironwolf" and "Skyhawk", and launched a hard drive product with a 10TB capacity.
Seagate has announced a rebranding of its hard drive product line, renaming it the "Guardian" series. The new names, "Barracuda," "Firecuda," "Ironwolf," and "Skyhawk," will correspond to different hard drive types. "Barracuda" refers to 7200 rpm hard drives, "Firecuda" is a hybrid hard drive, "Ironwolf" will cater to NAS applications, and "Skyhawk" is for surveillance systems.
The "Barracuda" series will be further differentiated into two specifications: "Barracuda" and "Barracuda Pro". The "Barracuda" is available in 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch specifications, with a maximum capacity of 4TB and a warranty of up to 2 years. The "Barracuda Pro" uses helium packaging technology to ensure operational stability under high-speed operation. It is available in 6TB, 8TB and 10TB capacity specifications, and corresponds to a warranty of up to 5 years.
The Firecuda hybrid drive is also available in 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch sizes, with a maximum capacity of 2TB and a five-year warranty. The Ironwolf, designed for NAS applications, also comes in two sizes: the Ironwolf and Ironwolf Pro. The Ironwolf offers a maximum capacity of 5TB and a three-year warranty, while the Ironwolf Pro is expected to launch this fall. The Skyhawk also offers a maximum capacity of 10TB and a five-year warranty.
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