HAMR hard disk drives explained, by Berkeley Professor Kyriakos Komvopoulos.

HAMR stands for /”Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording/”. The magnetic storage surface is locally heated to change coercivity, allowing magnetic flux regions to be packed in higher density. HAMR extends the lifetime of magnetic recording on spinning media for years to come – and… HAMR sounds cool.
https://www.micropolis.com/support/kb/hamr-drives

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