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jccooper
on Nov 4, 2013
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6TB helium-filled hard drives bump capacity, decre...
Helium gets you low density at standard pressure. I am guessing that they prefer not to construct hard drives as pressure vessels. Probably that makes thermal conductivity, among other things, a problem.
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