Jeff Park

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477 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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FEAR & GREED | Business News · Q+A: AI is creating a data explosion — and most businesses aren’t ready · 8 Jun 2026 podcast

So Seagate technology has been heavily investing on increasing aerial density.

So what aerial density means is we store more bits of data in a same disk size without physically expanding the size.

So if you look at that from perspective, we get a great capacity in a same physical footprint that uses less power.

So you actually achieve few things along the way in achieving the high area density.

Yeah, I think the cost is there definitely a big factor because it's not just upfront CapEx, but it's OpEx.

But more and more businesses and institutes realize the value of having this enriched data and moving forward, it's going to create more.

So they need to be ready now and they need to be planning for the next five, 10 years rather than trying to catch up.

I think they really need to have a consult and realize how much data they have been accumulating, whether you've been in a business for five years or 20 years.

Because the rate of the data generation has been exponential for the last two decades.

So if you're here for the next five, 10 years, you need to really sit down and look at how much data have you accumulated and how you're going to harness that data that you have accumulated, but also think about what is the plan for the next five, 10 years to make sure that you stay ahead of the competitions.

Yeah, so the concept of storing information on a moving disk was started 50, 60 years ago.

It's basically using electromagnetic.

So we have electric current that changes the substance from zero to one, the basic coding of the storage.

So we basically fit

five terabyte, up to five terabyte in a single disk that is three, five inch diameter.

And that's spinning 120 times a second, giving you all the data of your histories, knowledges that human has accumulated.

The Pomp Podcast · Why Bitcoin Volatility Is the BULL Case | Jeff Park & Matt Cole · 25 Feb 2026 podcast

But deep down, like we all know the current system is not on a good path and we have to start like ripping the bandaid a little bit.

I think all of that points towards a pretty positive, healthy mood for Bitcoin in the future.

What's going on with Bitcoin, guys?

Yeah, so for sure what Warsh has shown is Bitcoin's correlation to risk assets in general are at an all-time high.

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