Toshiba to double hard disk drive supply for AI data centers by fiscal 2027
Japanese technology group Toshiba plans to double its production capacity for hard disk drives used in artificial intelligence data centers within fiscal 2027, driven by surging data storage demand from the AI boom. The expansion will involve its Philippine plant and an increase in per-unit storage capacity, marking Toshiba's first major investment in its HDD business in about five years.
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