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Most efficient and economic way to store about 20 TB of data
  • In my experience, HDDs fail more often than SSDs, but when HDDs fail they usually do so gracefully, losing just a few sectors at first. When SSDs fail, it is usually catastrophically.

    Additionally, my guess is that HDDs are probably less likely to fail if sitting on a shelf, unpowered, for a long time, than if they're powered up and running. But SSDs might be more likely to fail if sitting on a shelf, unpowered, for a long time.

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