Toshiba MG10-D
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Toshiba MG10-D is a hard drive family created by Toshiba. It succeeds all previous in-production air-filled enterprise families, from the MG04 to MG08-D. It consists of new models covering capacity ranges from 1 through 10 TB using 2 TB/platter for all Advanced Format-using drives; 512 native sector drives are also available albeit with a lower platter density. This family was released in May 2024, mainly in Japan, although some United States distributors have also started to sell the family. In addition, the MG10-D family is also used as a baseline for refreshed models added to the Toshiba X300, Toshiba N300 and Toshiba S300 Pro families.
Products[edit | edit source]
| Model | Capacity (TB) | Interface | Advanced Format? | Security features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA100N | 1 | SATA | No (1 TB/platter) | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA100NY | 1 | SATA | No (1 TB/platter) | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP100N | 1 | SATA | No (1 TB/platter) | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA200N | 2 | SATA | No (1 TB/platter) | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA200NY | 2 | SATA | No (1 TB/platter) | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP200N | 2 | SATA | No (1 TB/platter) | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA200E | 2 | SATA | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA200EY | 2 | SATA | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP200E | 2 | SATA | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA200N | 2 | SAS | No (1 TB/platter) | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA200NY | 2 | SAS | No (1 TB/platter) | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDP200N | 2 | SAS | No (1 TB/platter) | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA200E | 2 | SAS | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA200EY | 2 | SAS | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDP200E | 2 | SAS | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA400N | 4 | SATA | No (1.33 TB/platter) | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA400NY | 4 | SATA | No (1.33 TB/platter) | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP400N | 4 | SATA | No (1.33 TB/platter) | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA400E | 4 | SATA | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA400EY | 4 | SATA | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP400E | 4 | SATA | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA400N | 4 | SAS | No (1.33 TB/platter) | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA400NY | 4 | SAS | No (1.33 TB/platter) | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDP400N | 4 | SAS | No (1.33 TB/platter) | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA400E | 4 | SAS | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA400EY | 4 | SAS | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDP400E | 4 | SAS | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA600E | 6 | SATA | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA600EY | 6 | SATA | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP600E | 6 | SATA | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA600E | 6 | SAS | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA600EY | 6 | SAS | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDP600E | 6 | SAS | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA800E | 8 | SATA | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA800EY | 8 | SATA | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP800E | 8 | SATA | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA800E | 8 | SAS | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA800Y | 8 | SAS | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDP800E | 8 | SAS | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA10TE | 10 | SATA | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADA10TEY | 10 | SATA | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10ADP10TE | 10 | SATA | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA10TE | 10 | SAS | Yes | None |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDA10TEY | 10 | SAS | Yes | Sanitize Instant Erase (SIE) |
| TOSHIBA MG10SDP10TE | 10 | SAS | Yes | Self-encrypting drive |
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The MG10-D is the first air-filled hard drive family to support the SATA and SAS REMOVE ELEMENT AND TRUNCATE suite. It is also the first air-filled Toshiba family to support reconfiguring of Advanced Format drives from 512e to 4Kn and vice versa (the Seagate Exos 7E10 was the overall first to).