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GPUs & Chips • Published 9h ago • 45 sec read

(PR) Seagate Launches the FireCuda Forge Powered by the New Alkemi Intelligent Platform

By ChipJolt Hardware & AI Desk • Fact-checked under ChipJolt Editorial Standards
Photo: Jeff Siepman / Unsplash
Photo: Jeff Siepman / Unsplash
The Scoop

Seagate Technology Holdings plc, a mass-capacity data storage leader, today introduced the Seagate FireCuda Forge drive, representing the first Seagate hard drive powered by the Alkemi intelligent storage platform. With Alkemi, the FireCuda Forge combines solid-state drive (SSD) responsiveness and hard disk drive (HDD) capacity in a single drive, using adaptive intelligence to give gamers and creators the speed and space they need without added complexity.

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  • A new platform for a new reality From massive game libraries and 4K video to AI-powered animation, people are creating, working with, and keeping more data than ever.
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