TREE NEWS update: Seagate Technology’s chief financial officer said that 80% to 90% of the company’s data center shipments will be sold with its heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) technology. The CFO did not specify a timeframe for reaching that share. Seagate has been developing HAMR to increase hard drive storage density for data center customers.
Seagate CFO: 80%-90% of Data Center Shipments to Use HAMR Technology
The disclosure matters less as a shipment target than as a signal that HAMR is moving from a development story to the core of Seagate's data center mix, which is where storage economics for AI and cloud buildouts are set. The missing timeframe is the tell: without it, the figure reads as a directional ambition rather than a committed roadmap. The open question is whether HAMR yields and qualification timelines let that share scale, and whether density gains translate into pricing leverage or simply defend against alternative storage.
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