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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| STX | Seagate | 21:00 GMT | 26.195 | -0.485 | -1.82% | 15049588 | 12.89 | 2.07 | 11.754B |
Latest Seagate news
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Mechanical HDDs make great storage
Hardware RoundupWhile you might be all for the latest and fastest SSDs, you know you can’t do without a place to dump all your stored files. Hot Hardware looks at the Seagate Barracuda 3TB 7200RPM hard disk drive. -
Hybrid drives are best of both worlds
Hardware RoundupWe’ve got a few gems for you today, starting off with Tom’s Hardware and the Seagate’s Momentus XT 750 GB hybrid drive, now in its second generation. It seems hybrid drives manage to combine the best of both worlds – SSD and HDD – at an affordable price. -
Seagate and Western Digital cut back on HDD warranties
The days of thinking that your hard drive will last at least five years is over with Seagate and Western Digitalcutting back on hard drive warranties. -
Thai flood HDD undersupply leads to oversupply
Companies like Seagate and Western Digital had been rushing to fix their operations in Thailand, while other manufacturers ramped up production outside of the region to compensate. IHS says the hurry to get the show back on the road could, ironically, damage the industry further. -
HDD makers plug Thai flood supply gap - a bit
Hard drive giants Seagate and Western Digital are doing their best to see off the supply shortage following the floods in Thailand, but shipments still won't meet demand in Q1 2012. -
Western Digital's head almost above water post Thai floods
Western Digital reckons its revenues will hit $1.8 billion in December, up from between $1.05 billion and $1.25 billion back in October. Seagateindicated that it too had been recovering from the floods. -
IT industry plagued with crocodiles
It was lucky. Canon was devastated as were some other key electronics plants. More than half of global hard drives and houses top hard-drive makers Western Digital, Seagate Technology and Toshiba were damaged. -
Seagate predicts 12 month hard drive famine
The floods in Thailand continue to wreak havoc in the component supply chain and now the CEO of Seagate is predicting there will be a shortage right up to the end of 2012. -
Notebook prices rise as Thai floods damage industry
As we reported earlier this month, Western Digital has had to shut down its Thai plants - not as a direct result of the flooding but because component manufacturers have been hit hard by the situation. -
Apple loses its crown as the top smartphone maker
Samsung said its fourth-quarter earnings could be better than the third, boosted by one-off gains from its $1.4 billion sale of its hard disk drive business to Seagate Technology. -
Thailand flooding wreaks havoc on supply chain
“The flooding has caused problems throughout the supply chain, with Western Digital and Seagate both also indirectly affected by hard drive component manufacturers further up the supply channel. -
Thai floods disrupt HDD industry
Major players like Western Digital, Seagate, Hitachi GST and Toshiba have factories set up in Thailand. -
Seagate ships 4TB HDD
Seagate claims it's shipping the highest capacity hard drive in the entire industry, the four terabyte GoFlex Desk. -
EU probes high tech take overs
Apparently, the concern is that Seagate Technology's bid for Samsung Electronics' loss-making hard disk drive unit and Western Digital's purchase of Hitachi's storage business will reduce competition. -
Seagate and Samsung HDD deal threatens Western Digital
Seagate's brave buy of Samsung's hard disk drive unit will mean that it moves closer to the top of the market. -
Seagate gets Samsung's HDD
Following on from Hitachi's mammoth deal with Western Digital, Samsung and Seagate have just announced an agreement to push Seagate technology through Samsung and vice versa. -
Samsung to bin its HDD business
One buyer cited for the business is Seagate, although it's currently keeping schtum with the age old excuse of not commenting on rumour or speculation. -
Western Digital and Hitachi are going to eat Seagate for breakfast
Could Seagate be doomed? With Western Digital purchasing Hitachi Global Storage, it's a double threat the whole storage industry has to stand up and take notice of.
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