The Data Movement Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-data-movement The Data Movement explores the people, ideas, and technologies shaping how data is created, processed and used. Through conversations with technologists, creators, and business leaders, we dive into the applications, engineering, insights, and challenges behind the breakthroughs that power our data-driven world. 2026 Seagate a4fba707-56e2-586d-ac98-ff4604c88d8f yes Welcome to The Data Movement en Fri, 05 Jun 2026 11:16:04 -0700 Fri, 05 Jun 2026 11:17:17 -0700 https://img.transistorcdn.com/IMGn9we_lsTUGaT6cyXVjJ9dYgxJEWMZtPfgc82b9EE/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9lYzhi/NGYzNTgyMzEwMWZl/Yjk1ZTAwOTQxMWNh/MDFhZi5qcGVn.jpg The Data Movement episodic Seagate The Data Movement explores the people, ideas, and technologies shaping how data is created, processed and used. Through conversations with technologists, creators, and business leaders, we dive into the applications, engineering, insights, and challenges behind the breakthroughs that power our data-driven world. The Data Movement explores the people, ideas, and technologies shaping how data is created, processed and used. data, technology, analytics, artificial intelligence, saas, b2b, software Seagate meredith@caspianstudios.com No No How Gen AI Is Reshaping Video Production — with Adobe’s David Helmly and Andy Edwards 3 3 How Gen AI Is Reshaping Video Production — with Adobe’s David Helmly and Andy Edwards full bf733804-a7e5-49dd-be7f-5ebac5172807 https://share.transistor.fm/s/54b94791 Host Paul Langston sits down with David Helmly and Andy Edwards of Adobe for a conversation on how generative AI tools are transforming creative production workflows—and what that means for the data infrastructure behind them. 

With a combined 60+ years of broadcast and creative software experience, Dave and Andy argue that every major technology shift has expanded creative possibility, and that AI is no different. The conversation outlines what the use of generative tools looks like in practice, beginning from a single image or low-res video before being upscaled, tagged with media intelligence data and stored alongside every ideation file needed to prove authorship. What started as kilobytes becomes a cascade—and none of it can be discarded. 

You'll gain insights into: 

  • Why generative AI inverts traditional production workflows and accelerates data growth  
  • How Adobe's content authenticity framework tracks AI usage across assets 
  • How Adobe lets enterprise customers train generative AI model on exclusive IP 
  • Why nothing in the production chain gets thrown away  
  • What agentic AI looks like inside a creative workflow  

 

Chapters: 

[01:38] Adobe's Seismic AI Shift 

[03:02] How Broadcasters Are Using AI 

[05:14] How Adobe Improves Products for its Customers 

[08:08] The Video Data Explosion 

[11:32] Provenance & Media Intelligence 

[13:53] Creative Control with Adobe Firefly 

[19:11] AI-Assisted Editing 

[21:44] How Adobe Protects Content Authenticity 

[24:19] Agentic AI for Video Production 

[31:10] Advice for Creators Navigating AI 

[33:41] Lightning Round Q&A 

 

About the Guests: 

David Helmly Sr. is Director of Professional Video and Audio at Adobe, where he leads technical relationships with broadcasters, studios, and creative professionals across the video and audio production ecosystem. 

Andy Edwards is a Strategic Business Developer at Adobe, focused on helping broadcast and media customers get the most out of Adobe's professional video tools. 

 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links & Connections: 


 

Follow Seagate: 


Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast 

]]> Host Paul Langston sits down with David Helmly and Andy Edwards of Adobe for a conversation on how generative AI tools are transforming creative production workflows—and what that means for the data infrastructure behind them. 

With a combined 60+ years of broadcast and creative software experience, Dave and Andy argue that every major technology shift has expanded creative possibility, and that AI is no different. The conversation outlines what the use of generative tools looks like in practice, beginning from a single image or low-res video before being upscaled, tagged with media intelligence data and stored alongside every ideation file needed to prove authorship. What started as kilobytes becomes a cascade—and none of it can be discarded. 

You'll gain insights into: 

  • Why generative AI inverts traditional production workflows and accelerates data growth  
  • How Adobe's content authenticity framework tracks AI usage across assets 
  • How Adobe lets enterprise customers train generative AI model on exclusive IP 
  • Why nothing in the production chain gets thrown away  
  • What agentic AI looks like inside a creative workflow  

 

Chapters: 

[01:38] Adobe's Seismic AI Shift 

[03:02] How Broadcasters Are Using AI 

[05:14] How Adobe Improves Products for its Customers 

[08:08] The Video Data Explosion 

[11:32] Provenance & Media Intelligence 

[13:53] Creative Control with Adobe Firefly 

[19:11] AI-Assisted Editing 

[21:44] How Adobe Protects Content Authenticity 

[24:19] Agentic AI for Video Production 

[31:10] Advice for Creators Navigating AI 

[33:41] Lightning Round Q&A 

 

About the Guests: 

David Helmly Sr. is Director of Professional Video and Audio at Adobe, where he leads technical relationships with broadcasters, studios, and creative professionals across the video and audio production ecosystem. 

Andy Edwards is a Strategic Business Developer at Adobe, focused on helping broadcast and media customers get the most out of Adobe's professional video tools. 

 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links & Connections: 


 

Follow Seagate: 


Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast 

]]> Wed, 03 Jun 2026 02:00:00 -0700 Seagate Seagate 2398 Host Paul Langston sits down with David Helmly and Andy Edwards of Adobe for a conversation on how generative AI tools are transforming creative production workflows—and what that means for the data infrastructure behind them. 

With a combined 60+ years of broadcast and creative software experience, Dave and Andy argue that every major technology shift has expanded creative possibility, and that AI is no different. The conversation outlines what the use of generative tools looks like in practice, beginning from a single image or low-res video before being upscaled, tagged with media intelligence data and stored alongside every ideation file needed to prove authorship. What started as kilobytes becomes a cascade—and none of it can be discarded. 

You'll gain insights into: 

  • Why generative AI inverts traditional production workflows and accelerates data growth  
  • How Adobe's content authenticity framework tracks AI usage across assets 
  • How Adobe lets enterprise customers train generative AI model on exclusive IP 
  • Why nothing in the production chain gets thrown away  
  • What agentic AI looks like inside a creative workflow  

 

Chapters: 

[01:38] Adobe's Seismic AI Shift 

[03:02] How Broadcasters Are Using AI 

[05:14] How Adobe Improves Products for its Customers 

[08:08] The Video Data Explosion 

[11:32] Provenance & Media Intelligence 

[13:53] Creative Control with Adobe Firefly 

[19:11] AI-Assisted Editing 

[21:44] How Adobe Protects Content Authenticity 

[24:19] Agentic AI for Video Production 

[31:10] Advice for Creators Navigating AI 

[33:41] Lightning Round Q&A 

 

About the Guests: 

David Helmly Sr. is Director of Professional Video and Audio at Adobe, where he leads technical relationships with broadcasters, studios, and creative professionals across the video and audio production ecosystem. 

Andy Edwards is a Strategic Business Developer at Adobe, focused on helping broadcast and media customers get the most out of Adobe's professional video tools. 

 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links & Connections: 


 

Follow Seagate: 


Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast 

]]> data, technology, analytics, artificial intelligence, saas, b2b, software No Paul Langston Why Context Will Define Agentic AI at the Edge – with Iman Anvari 2 2 Why Context Will Define Agentic AI at the Edge – with Iman Anvari full 57db87f1-94ba-4194-9adf-6adfaf47af7f https://share.transistor.fm/s/e435694a Host Paul Langston sits down with Seagate’s Director of Advanced Technology, Iman Anvari, for a conversation on the emerging confluence of robotics, edge computing, and agentic AI. 

 

Iman shares his observations from NVIDIA’s GTC, explains why computing has reached a genuine inflection point, and tells us how tiered context will define agentic AI at the edge. He also reveals how he personally uses agentic AI to work more efficiently – and keep his cats entertained.  

 

You'll gain insights into: 

  • Why robotics are the ultimate convergence of hardware, software, and data infrastructure 
  • How edge data micro data centers enable AI automation  
  • Why latency is the forcing function that pushes computing to the edge 
  • Context as the bottleneck for autonomous agents  
  • The tiered memory architecture required for effective AI  


Chapters: 

[00:42] Iman’s Experience at Seagate 

[02:26] Why AI Just Hit a Major Turning Point 

[04:20] Robotics Trends from GTC 

[07:02] Why Robots Need Serious Data Pipelines 

[09:45] Cobots & Edge AI Explained 

[11:58] The Edge Micro Data Center Solution 

[15:47] How Edge and Cloud Work Together 

[17:36] What Is Context & Agentic Memory 

[20:38] The Hidden Limits of LLMs & How to Fix Them 

[22:10] Tiered Memory for Agentic AI 

[24:45] Why Storage Is Now Critical for AI Workloads 

[28:13] How Harness Engineering Controls Agentic AI 

[30:15] Future-Proofing Enterprise Data Strategy 

[32:24] How Iman Uses Agentic AI 

[36:00] Seagate’s Edge AI Pro Proof of Concept 

[39:22] Lightning round Q&A 
 

About the Guest: 

Iman Anvari is the Director of Advanced Technology at Seagate, focusing on data storage and orchestration in key vertical markets such as AV/ADAS, Telco 5G, DCOs (Data Center Operators), M&E, video surveillance, and healthcare. Throughout his career, Iman has demonstrated a history of creating new GTM and product strategies within established organizations with a passion for solving customer challenges.  


 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links & Connections: 


Follow Seagate: 


Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast

]]> Host Paul Langston sits down with Seagate’s Director of Advanced Technology, Iman Anvari, for a conversation on the emerging confluence of robotics, edge computing, and agentic AI. 

 

Iman shares his observations from NVIDIA’s GTC, explains why computing has reached a genuine inflection point, and tells us how tiered context will define agentic AI at the edge. He also reveals how he personally uses agentic AI to work more efficiently – and keep his cats entertained.  

 

You'll gain insights into: 

  • Why robotics are the ultimate convergence of hardware, software, and data infrastructure 
  • How edge data micro data centers enable AI automation  
  • Why latency is the forcing function that pushes computing to the edge 
  • Context as the bottleneck for autonomous agents  
  • The tiered memory architecture required for effective AI  


Chapters: 

[00:42] Iman’s Experience at Seagate 

[02:26] Why AI Just Hit a Major Turning Point 

[04:20] Robotics Trends from GTC 

[07:02] Why Robots Need Serious Data Pipelines 

[09:45] Cobots & Edge AI Explained 

[11:58] The Edge Micro Data Center Solution 

[15:47] How Edge and Cloud Work Together 

[17:36] What Is Context & Agentic Memory 

[20:38] The Hidden Limits of LLMs & How to Fix Them 

[22:10] Tiered Memory for Agentic AI 

[24:45] Why Storage Is Now Critical for AI Workloads 

[28:13] How Harness Engineering Controls Agentic AI 

[30:15] Future-Proofing Enterprise Data Strategy 

[32:24] How Iman Uses Agentic AI 

[36:00] Seagate’s Edge AI Pro Proof of Concept 

[39:22] Lightning round Q&A 
 

About the Guest: 

Iman Anvari is the Director of Advanced Technology at Seagate, focusing on data storage and orchestration in key vertical markets such as AV/ADAS, Telco 5G, DCOs (Data Center Operators), M&E, video surveillance, and healthcare. Throughout his career, Iman has demonstrated a history of creating new GTM and product strategies within established organizations with a passion for solving customer challenges.  


 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links & Connections: 


Follow Seagate: 


Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast

]]> Fri, 15 May 2026 02:00:00 -0700 Seagate Seagate 2554 Host Paul Langston sits down with Seagate’s Director of Advanced Technology, Iman Anvari, for a conversation on the emerging confluence of robotics, edge computing, and agentic AI. 

 

Iman shares his observations from NVIDIA’s GTC, explains why computing has reached a genuine inflection point, and tells us how tiered context will define agentic AI at the edge. He also reveals how he personally uses agentic AI to work more efficiently – and keep his cats entertained.  

 

You'll gain insights into: 

  • Why robotics are the ultimate convergence of hardware, software, and data infrastructure 
  • How edge data micro data centers enable AI automation  
  • Why latency is the forcing function that pushes computing to the edge 
  • Context as the bottleneck for autonomous agents  
  • The tiered memory architecture required for effective AI  


Chapters: 

[00:42] Iman’s Experience at Seagate 

[02:26] Why AI Just Hit a Major Turning Point 

[04:20] Robotics Trends from GTC 

[07:02] Why Robots Need Serious Data Pipelines 

[09:45] Cobots & Edge AI Explained 

[11:58] The Edge Micro Data Center Solution 

[15:47] How Edge and Cloud Work Together 

[17:36] What Is Context & Agentic Memory 

[20:38] The Hidden Limits of LLMs & How to Fix Them 

[22:10] Tiered Memory for Agentic AI 

[24:45] Why Storage Is Now Critical for AI Workloads 

[28:13] How Harness Engineering Controls Agentic AI 

[30:15] Future-Proofing Enterprise Data Strategy 

[32:24] How Iman Uses Agentic AI 

[36:00] Seagate’s Edge AI Pro Proof of Concept 

[39:22] Lightning round Q&A 
 

About the Guest: 

Iman Anvari is the Director of Advanced Technology at Seagate, focusing on data storage and orchestration in key vertical markets such as AV/ADAS, Telco 5G, DCOs (Data Center Operators), M&E, video surveillance, and healthcare. Throughout his career, Iman has demonstrated a history of creating new GTM and product strategies within established organizations with a passion for solving customer challenges.  


 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links & Connections: 


Follow Seagate: 


Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast

]]> data, technology, analytics, artificial intelligence, saas, b2b, software No Paul Langston Mozaic and the Future of Mass-Capacity Storage – with Stephanie Hernandez 1 1 Mozaic and the Future of Mass-Capacity Storage – with Stephanie Hernandez full 885f3e5e-9105-4586-80d7-54abbd5bc29e https://share.transistor.fm/s/32e1d9da In this episode of The Data Movement, host Paul Langston sits down with Stephanie Hernandez, Senior Engineering Director at Seagate, to explore Mozaic—Seagate’s breakthrough HAMR (Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology platform—and how it’s redefining what’s possible in mass-capacity data storage. Stephanie shares her 15-year journey from magnetic recording researcher to leading future HAMR innovations, explaining how atomic-scale engineering, lasers, and advanced materials like iron platinum are enabling 30TB, 40TB, and soon 100TB-class drives—all within the same familiar 3.5-inch form factor. From overcoming the superparamagnetic limit to scaling production to millions of drives for hyperscale data centers, this conversation reveals the extraordinary science, precision, and vision powering the infrastructure behind the world’s exploding data demand.
 

Time Stamps 


00:00:00 – The Power of Data and Introducing Mosaic

00:01:00 – Stephanie’s 15-Year Journey at Seagate

00:03:30 – The Rise of HAMR and Industry Skepticism

00:08:30 – Understanding the Superparamagnetic Limit

00:10:50 – Grain Size, Signal-to-Noise, and Scaling Challenges

00:12:30 – The Core Innovations Behind HAMR

00:16:00 – Atomic-Scale Precision and Laser-Assisted Recording

00:23:30 – From Research Concept to Mass Production

00:26:30 – Why Capacity Growth Matters to the World

00:27:50 – Hyperscalers, Form Factor, and Fleet Economics

00:31:00 – Driving Aerial Density Toward 10TB per Disc

00:33:30 – Multisensor and Advanced Recording Technologies

00:40:00 – Beyond HAMR: Future Media and Architectures 

00:43:00 – The Hidden Innovation Inside the Hard Drive


 

About Stephanie Hernandez  

 

Dr. Stephanie Hernandez is Senior Engineering Director at Seagate Technology, where she leads advanced research and development for next-generation data storage technologies, including Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) and other cutting-edge media and memory systems. She earned her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota in 2010, with graduate research focused on modeling magnetic recording media and spin-torque structures. After joining Seagate, she worked as a read transducer designer before moving into research roles in HAMR and advanced storage systems. Today, Stephanie’s work drives innovation in high-capacity hard drive technologies that power data centers and the global datasphere. 

 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links 

Learn more about this episode

Connect with Stephanie on Linkedin 

Connect with Paul on Linkedin 

Learn more about Moziac technology 

 

Follow Seagate 

Facebook: facebook.com/seagate   

Instagram: instagram.com/seagate/  

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/seagate-technology/  

X: x.com/Seagate 

YouTube: youtube.com/user/SeagateTechnology  

– 

Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast 

 

]]> In this episode of The Data Movement, host Paul Langston sits down with Stephanie Hernandez, Senior Engineering Director at Seagate, to explore Mozaic—Seagate’s breakthrough HAMR (Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology platform—and how it’s redefining what’s possible in mass-capacity data storage. Stephanie shares her 15-year journey from magnetic recording researcher to leading future HAMR innovations, explaining how atomic-scale engineering, lasers, and advanced materials like iron platinum are enabling 30TB, 40TB, and soon 100TB-class drives—all within the same familiar 3.5-inch form factor. From overcoming the superparamagnetic limit to scaling production to millions of drives for hyperscale data centers, this conversation reveals the extraordinary science, precision, and vision powering the infrastructure behind the world’s exploding data demand.
 

Time Stamps 


00:00:00 – The Power of Data and Introducing Mosaic

00:01:00 – Stephanie’s 15-Year Journey at Seagate

00:03:30 – The Rise of HAMR and Industry Skepticism

00:08:30 – Understanding the Superparamagnetic Limit

00:10:50 – Grain Size, Signal-to-Noise, and Scaling Challenges

00:12:30 – The Core Innovations Behind HAMR

00:16:00 – Atomic-Scale Precision and Laser-Assisted Recording

00:23:30 – From Research Concept to Mass Production

00:26:30 – Why Capacity Growth Matters to the World

00:27:50 – Hyperscalers, Form Factor, and Fleet Economics

00:31:00 – Driving Aerial Density Toward 10TB per Disc

00:33:30 – Multisensor and Advanced Recording Technologies

00:40:00 – Beyond HAMR: Future Media and Architectures 

00:43:00 – The Hidden Innovation Inside the Hard Drive


 

About Stephanie Hernandez  

 

Dr. Stephanie Hernandez is Senior Engineering Director at Seagate Technology, where she leads advanced research and development for next-generation data storage technologies, including Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) and other cutting-edge media and memory systems. She earned her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota in 2010, with graduate research focused on modeling magnetic recording media and spin-torque structures. After joining Seagate, she worked as a read transducer designer before moving into research roles in HAMR and advanced storage systems. Today, Stephanie’s work drives innovation in high-capacity hard drive technologies that power data centers and the global datasphere. 

 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links 

Learn more about this episode

Connect with Stephanie on Linkedin 

Connect with Paul on Linkedin 

Learn more about Moziac technology 

 

Follow Seagate 

Facebook: facebook.com/seagate   

Instagram: instagram.com/seagate/  

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/seagate-technology/  

X: x.com/Seagate 

YouTube: youtube.com/user/SeagateTechnology  

– 

Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast 

 

]]> Mon, 23 Mar 2026 02:00:00 -0700 Seagate Seagate 2799 In this episode of The Data Movement, host Paul Langston sits down with Stephanie Hernandez, Senior Engineering Director at Seagate, to explore Mozaic—Seagate’s breakthrough HAMR (Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology platform—and how it’s redefining what’s possible in mass-capacity data storage. Stephanie shares her 15-year journey from magnetic recording researcher to leading future HAMR innovations, explaining how atomic-scale engineering, lasers, and advanced materials like iron platinum are enabling 30TB, 40TB, and soon 100TB-class drives—all within the same familiar 3.5-inch form factor. From overcoming the superparamagnetic limit to scaling production to millions of drives for hyperscale data centers, this conversation reveals the extraordinary science, precision, and vision powering the infrastructure behind the world’s exploding data demand.
 

Time Stamps 


00:00:00 – The Power of Data and Introducing Mosaic

00:01:00 – Stephanie’s 15-Year Journey at Seagate

00:03:30 – The Rise of HAMR and Industry Skepticism

00:08:30 – Understanding the Superparamagnetic Limit

00:10:50 – Grain Size, Signal-to-Noise, and Scaling Challenges

00:12:30 – The Core Innovations Behind HAMR

00:16:00 – Atomic-Scale Precision and Laser-Assisted Recording

00:23:30 – From Research Concept to Mass Production

00:26:30 – Why Capacity Growth Matters to the World

00:27:50 – Hyperscalers, Form Factor, and Fleet Economics

00:31:00 – Driving Aerial Density Toward 10TB per Disc

00:33:30 – Multisensor and Advanced Recording Technologies

00:40:00 – Beyond HAMR: Future Media and Architectures 

00:43:00 – The Hidden Innovation Inside the Hard Drive


 

About Stephanie Hernandez  

 

Dr. Stephanie Hernandez is Senior Engineering Director at Seagate Technology, where she leads advanced research and development for next-generation data storage technologies, including Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) and other cutting-edge media and memory systems. She earned her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota in 2010, with graduate research focused on modeling magnetic recording media and spin-torque structures. After joining Seagate, she worked as a read transducer designer before moving into research roles in HAMR and advanced storage systems. Today, Stephanie’s work drives innovation in high-capacity hard drive technologies that power data centers and the global datasphere. 

 

About Seagate: 

Seagate is a leader in mass-capacity data storage. We’ve delivered more than four-and-a-half billion terabytes of capacity over the past four decades. We make storage that scales, bringing trust and integrity to innovations that depend on data. In an era of unprecedented creation, Seagate stores infinite potential. Unlock the full value of your data today. 

Learn more at seagate.com 

 

Links 

Learn more about this episode

Connect with Stephanie on Linkedin 

Connect with Paul on Linkedin 

Learn more about Moziac technology 

 

Follow Seagate 

Facebook: facebook.com/seagate   

Instagram: instagram.com/seagate/  

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/seagate-technology/  

X: x.com/Seagate 

YouTube: youtube.com/user/SeagateTechnology  

– 

Discover The Data Movement at seagate.com/stories/podcast 

 

]]> data, technology, analytics, artificial intelligence, saas, b2b, software No Jaz Zepatos Paul Langston Stephanie Hernandez Welcome to The Data Movement Welcome to The Data Movement trailer 9dc30218-8d8c-4d41-9b0d-7fe49fdd8338 https://share.transistor.fm/s/099b624d The Data Movement explores the people, ideas and technologies shaping how data is created, processed and used. Through conversations with technologists, creators and business leaders, we dive into the applications, engineering, insights and challenges behind the breakthroughs that power our data-driven world. 

]]> The Data Movement explores the people, ideas and technologies shaping how data is created, processed and used. Through conversations with technologists, creators and business leaders, we dive into the applications, engineering, insights and challenges behind the breakthroughs that power our data-driven world. 

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