Affordable Physical Hard Drives and Storage Facilities

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The cost of a 10 terabyte hard drive is $195 on Amazon, making it affordable at just $0.02 per gigabyte. The physical hard drive is becoming one of the cheapest components in data storage. In storage facilities, when a drive fails, the practice is to remotely power it off and leave it in the rack until upgrades are due, as the cost of physically removing it outweighs the benefits.

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(37:35) Future of SEO and data sources in the context of new search engines