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| Definition | : | Shingled Magnetic Recording |
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Shingled Magnetic Recording (SMR) is a technology used in Hard Disk Drives (HDD) to increase storage density and overall per-drive storage capacity. The technology uses a shingled write process that overlaps the data tracks on the disk surface like the shingles on a roof, thereby increasing disk areal density. While SMR drives have the same read behavior as typical hard disks, but very slow random write speed, since a write to a track must overwrite and destroy data on all tracks that it overlaps.
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The full form of SMR is Shingled Magnetic Recording
Shingled Magnetic Recording | Specialized Mobile Radio
Shingled Magnetic Recording | Specialized Mobile Radio | Standardized Mortality Ratio | Standardized Morbidity Rate | Sid Meier’s Railroads | Skeletal Muscle Relaxant