Seagate 30th Anniversary - Milestone Summary
1979
Seagate founded as disc drive manufacturer

This is the first company logo.

In 2000 the company changed name and a new company logo was developed. In 2008 this logo was replaced with the current Seagate logo.

Photos of the first Seagate company building

The world’s first hard disk drive - RAMAC - was invented by All Shugart, the company founder

Alan Shugart - company founder
1980
The world’s first 5.25 HDD ST-506HDD - 3,600rpm, 5MB, ST412 port (ST 506)
1991
Seagate introduced the first Barracuda product

November 1992
Seagate introduces the first 7,200 RPM disc drive
November 1992
Seagate first–to–market with shock–sensing technology for 2.5–inch disc drives ST9140AG
October 1996
Seagate introduced the first 10,000 RPM drive – Cheetah family (Cheetah 10K)
October 1997
Seagate introduced the world's first fibre channel interface disc drive
February 2000
Seagate introduced world's first 15,000 RPM disc drive – Cheetah X15
A close up photo of Cheetah 15K.33
November 2000
Seagate introduces the world's highest capacity disc drive – Barracuda 180 Gbyte ST1181677lW

May 2002
August 2002
November 2002
Seagate delivers industry's first Serial ATA disc drive -- the Barracuda ATA V
Seagate demonstrates perpendicular recording areal density of 100 gigabits per square inch
June 2003
Seagate enters notebook market with Momentus 2.5-inch disc drive (Momentus 5400.1) ST94011A
February 2004

The Savvio10k1
June 2005
The first perpendicular recording 2,5-inch drive (Momentus 5400.3) ST9120822AS

April 2006
Seagate introduces world's first 750GB disc drive (Seagate 750GB Pushbutton Back-up)
March 2007
April 2008
Seagate Ships 1 Billionth Hard Drive

July 2008
Seagate ships world's First 1.5 TB Hard Drive (Barracuda® 7200.11 1.5TB)
September 2008
January 2009
Seagate Ships Desktop Hard Drive With World's Highest Areal Density -- 500GB Per Disk
February 2009
April 2009
July 2009
September 2009
Seagate First To Ship Enterprise-Class Self-Encrypting Drives To VARs And System Builders Worldwide

Self encrypting drive Security Vault
December 2009
Seagate Introduces Its First Solid State Drive: Pulsar

