Toshiba will start mass production of its first hybrid hard drive product next month

At present, with the ever-increasing performance of various types of computer chips and memory, the ability to read data from traditional mechanical hard disks has become a major factor restricting the performance of the entire platform. However, the prices of solid-state products with higher access speeds remain high. However, this awkward situation in the future may change with the popularity of hybrid hard drives.

Recently, Hironobu Nishikori, Toshiba’s senior vice president, publicly stated that the hybrid hard drive is a very good product. It not only meets the user's demand for performance, but also does not bring too much product cost to the computer manufacturer. Therefore, the company decided to officially announce its first hybrid hard drive product in the near future, but he did not disclose the specific model and parameter information of the product.

At the same time, according to Toshiba’s product plan, its hybrid hard drive product will be mass-produced at a plant in the Philippines next month. And the company also hopes that with such new products, by 2014, it will be able to take a 25% share of the global hard disk product market.

However, according to the current situation, Toshiba wants to achieve this goal is not easy. Because on the 10th of this month, Western Digital Corporation, one of the world's largest manufacturers of hard disk products, announced that it will begin mass production of an ultra-thin hybrid hard disk product by the end of the year. In addition, Seagate, a veteran hard drive company, has already put such products on the market. Therefore, in the future, the hybrid hard disk market will surely show a situation of hegemony and hegemony, and the price will continue to be a major concern for consumers.