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Seagate Technology shares fell 10.24% after Nikkei reported that Toshiba outlined a $380 million expansion to double its AI data-center hard-drive capacity by fiscal 2027. Western Digital and Seagate also traded lower in the premarket, although Morgan Stanley, Rosenblatt, and Citi maintained positive ratings on the stocks and argued that Toshiba’s plan is unlikely to close the industry supply gap.

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00:00Seagate Technology Holdings' PLC Ordinary Shares, Ireland, fell 10.24% today on Toshiba
00:08Capacity Report. Seagate makes hard disk drives and related data storage products used by data
00:15centers and other computer systems. Seagate fell 10.2% after Nikkei reported that Toshiba
00:23had outlined a $380 million expansion intended to double its AI data center hard drive capacity
00:31by fiscal 2027, according to Yahoo. The same report said Morgan Stanley, Rosenblatt,
00:39and Seagate retained positive ratings, arguing the plan was unlikely to close the industry's
00:45supply gap. More on Toshiba Capacity Shock, full recap linked.
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