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Seagate joins OpenStack foundation and Open Compute Project

In an effort to stay relevant in the new cloudy world Seagate is loading money into OpenStack and joining the Open Compute Project. The storage specialist "will help cloud builders to develop more scalable, customizable solutions using open platforms," it said in a statement on Wednesday, announcing its involvement. "Seagate …

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Thursday 21st February 2013 09:55 GMT Anonymous Coward

Ahhh fuck them both...

Seagate? Western Digital?

When the reliability of their drives rates as "below terrible" they are not even worth listening too.

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