Toshiba Announces 18TB MG09 Series Hard Disk Drives
3rd-generation 9-disk Helium-sealed design and innovations in energy-assisted recording help customers achieve new levels of storage density and power efficiency
MG09 Series
The MG09 Series features Toshiba’s third-generation, 9-disk Helium-sealed design to advance Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR) density to 2TB per disk, achieving a total capacity of 18TB.The industry-standard 3.5-inch form-factor provides 7200rpm performance, and integrates easily into cloud-scale storage infrastructure, business-critical servers and storage, and File and Object storage solutions.
The massive 18TB CMR capacity is delivered using Toshiba’s innovative Flux Control Microwave Assisted Magnetic Recording (FC-MAMR) technology. These advances help the MG09 Series to achieve optimum storage capacity and application compatibility, with unsurpassed data reliability. Available with either a SATA 6.0Gbit/s or a 12.0Gbit/s SAS interface, the MG09 Series models integrate easily into standard 3.5-inch drive bays to help reduce the footprint and operational burden of cloud-scale storage infrastructure, File and Object storage systems, and business critical servers and storage systems.
Product Specification
Form Factor | 3.5-inch | |
---|---|---|
Buffer Size | 512MiB | |
Rotation Speed | 7200rpm | |
Data Transfer Speed (Sustained)(Typ.) |
268MiB/s | |
Power Consumption (Idle-A)(Typ.) |
SATA | 4.16W |
SAS | 4.54W | |
MTTF/AFR | 2 500 000h/0.35% | |
Weight (Max) | 720g |
Key Features
- 18TB capacity
- Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR) for broad compatibility
- Toshiba Flux Control Microwave-assisted Magnetic Recording (FC-MAMR) Technology
- Industry-leading 9-disk helium-sealed design for superior storage density
- Industry Standard 3.5-inch 26.1mm height Form Factor
- 7200rpm Performance
- Choice of SATA 6.0Gbit/s and 12.0Gbit/s SAS Interfaces
- Lower operational power profile, providing excellent power efficiency (W/TB) for better TCO
- 550 Total TB Transferred per Year Workload Rating
- 512e or 4Kn Advanced Format Sector Technology; (512e Model) Includes Toshiba Persistent Write Cache Technology for Data-Loss Protection in Sudden Power-Loss Events
- Sustained transfer rate and power efficiency improvements vs. prior MG Series generations
- Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) option model and Self Encrypting Drive (SED) option model
Applications
- Cloud-scale Sever and Storage Infrastructure
- Software-defined data center infrastructure
- File- and Object-based storage infrastructure
- Tiered Storage Infrastructure Solutions
- Workloads and Use-Cases that Benefit from High Capacity per Spindle disk drives
- Capacity-Optimized Cloud-scale and Rack-Scale Storage Systems
- Compliance Data Archives and Data Life-Cycle Management Storage Systems
- Data Center Data-Protection and Data Back-up Infrastructure
Lineup
Capacity | Interface | Format | Type | Model Number |
---|---|---|---|---|
18TB | SATA-3.3 | 4Kn | MG09ACA18TA | |
16TB | SATA-3.3 | 4Kn | MG09ACA16TA | |
18TB | SATA-3.3 | 512e | MG09ACA18TE | |
16TB | SATA-3.3 | 512e | MG09ACA16TE | |
18TB | SATA-3.3 | 4Kn | SIE | MG09ACA18TAY |
16TB | SATA-3.3 | 4Kn | SIE | MG09ACA16TAY |
18TB | SATA-3.3 | 512e | SIE | MG09ACA18TEY |
16TB | SATA-3.3 | 512e | SIE | MG09ACA16TEY |
18TB | SATA-3.3 | 4Kn | SED | MG09ACP18TA |
16TB | SATA-3.3 | 4Kn | SED | MG09ACP16TA |
18TB | SATA-3.3 | 512e | SED | MG09ACP18TE |
16TB | SATA-3.3 | 512e | SED | MG09ACP16TE |
- Source of Industry-leading : Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation, as of January, 2019 for the 3.5-inch, 26.1mm height.
- Product image may represent a design model.
- Definition of capacity: One terabyte (TB) = one trillion bytes, but storage capacity actually available may vary depending on operating environment and formatting. Available storage capacity (including examples of various media files) will vary based on file size, formatting, settings, software and operating system and/or pre-installed software applications, or media content. Actual formatted capacity may vary.
- A mebibyte (MiB) means 1048576 bytes.
- MTTF (Mean Time to Failure) is not a guarantee or estimate of product life; it is a statistical value related to mean failure rates for a large number of products which may not accurately reflect actual operation. Actual operating life of the product may be different from the MTTF.
- Read and write speed may vary depending on the host device, read and write conditions, and file size.
- SIE: Sanitize Instant Erase. SIE is a function to invalidate the data recorded on the magnetic disks at a blink.
- SED supports TCG Enterprise SSCs.
- The HDDs which have any security function may not be available in the countries where the use of such HDDs is prohibited or limited due to export control and local regulations.
- “3.5-inch” mean the form factor of HDDs. They do not indicate drive’s physical size.
- Workload is a measure of the data throughput of the year, and it is defined as the amount of data written, read or verified by commands from the host system.
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