No doubt it is
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Started working at Seagate in 04 and hammer was alll the talk. 20 years later still no hammer. :(
Stock crossing $100 soon
competitor effort appears to lag and they don't seemed worried about bc this technology is a long way from current reliability standards and still further away from delivering meaningful revenue, so let's get back to work and await the next cuts
The money is to build advanced chips not sh---y stuff
@3qhz+1qWYHrot good thing Seagate makes chips too!
1billion of that for next gen sledge hammer
today announced U.S. $5B in chip development investment, not drives
Even if it isn’t occupied, it wouldn’t waste tax payers dollars on saving some futureless company
govern'mt is swept up in AI mania and on-shoring semiconductor mfg., not worried about hard drives
Why would the govt save..this is total B***Sh
the future so bright I gotta ask the LCO
Don’t worry , worst case Seagate will be saved by Federal Government. They can’t let it sink as there will be monopoly by other companies in the world for hard drives . Seagate will be saved
Whenever I think of our future, I want to get hammered...
I don't get your question. HAMR drives use HAMR heads, end of story. Not like ePMR where you have no clue what it is.
drives hitting the market using HAMR technology are not the same as full on HAMR drives, are they?
The only way HAMR gets the stock to $500 is if you include several grams of Bolivian marching powder with the sale of every drive.
Must be a big fat paycheck..to meet FAANG standards
Whatever pays my check. Fine.
Hammer
HAMR
Ham burger 🍔🍔
next we’ll be throwing the benefits of HAMR in Cloud 2.0
HAMR is the next buzz word for Wall Street just like AI. It’s going to take our stock to 500$
HAMR is the hill we die on.