WD Designs RAID Drive

DATE: 2004-08-03

By Mark Hachman

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Western Digital has designed a disk drive specifically targeted for RAID and other heavy-duty cycle applications.

Western Digital Corp. has designed a disk drive specifically targeted for RAID and other heavy-duty cycle applications.

WD, based in Irvine, Calif., said Tuesday that it has begun shipping the WD Caviar RAID Edition (RE) drives, a family of three 3.5-inch, 7,200-RPM drives ranging in capacity from 120GB to 260GB.

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