Hard Disks

You can have your storage cheap and slow or fast and pricey

Deleted partitions and corrupted disks don’t need to mean irretrievable folders

If you are planning on ditching your old computer, formatting a hard drive is almost always a necessary thing to do

A high quality HDD that makes for fast NAS drives, but the price could be more competitive

A powerful and well-priced hard disk designed for NAS devices, but smaller capacities would be good to see

Seagate Enterprise 3.5 Capacity HDD offers lowest power to TB ratio

The Equation Group is believed to have been infecting machines for 20 years

Steve Cassidy provides some practical guidance as to how to ensure you make the right decision when it comes to disk utilities...

Storage giant hints at new flash offerings to be unveiled later this year.

A good looking wireless drive, which is let down by performance and price.

Latest hardware has been optimised to meet enterprise and cloud service provider storage needs, company claims.

Faulty Seagate 1TB drives found in older iMac models.

Storage vendor claims new sealed drive will result in lower storage and cooling costs for datacentre providers.

A portable hard drive with built in cable and 256-bit encryption makes this device ideal for storing confidential information. Even if file transfer s…

Public sector organisations dispute cases that netted the data protection watchdog £415,000.

Data protection watchdog hits Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust with penalty following staff and patient data breach.

With a PIN number security system and 256-bit AES encryption this 3TB hard disk is as secure as they come - but is it worth £299?

Mike Jennings looks at the pricey 4TB hard drive, which comes with disappointing read/write speeds despite packing the high-speed Thunderbolt interfac…

Data protection watchdog claims more than 10 per cent of sold-on hard drives contain previous owner's data.

The company claims its newly launched Ultrastar 7K4000 is the largest enterprise level drive on the market.

The analyst firm claims HDD vendors have pressed the ‘reset button’ following natural disasters decimating manufacturing.