Data storage provider Backblaze unveiled its latest HDD failure stats for 2017’s third quarter. Notably, the company now includes 10TB and 12TB drives for the first time. Although hard drive sales are in decline, new HDDs are becoming more reliable every day. This is borne out by Backblaze’s Q3 review, which reports zero failures for its new 1,240 10TB and 12TB drives. The drives are new, though, so require more long-term stressing to provide an accurate picture of their reliability. Saying that, close to 80% of Backblaze’s HDDs are less than three years old.
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