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Seagate OneTouch, FireCuda and LaCie external drive trifecta.

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Seagate launches three new external drive products in OneTouch, FireCuda and LaCie product ranges.

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Seagate OneTouch, FireCuda and LaCie external drive trifecta. Published thu 23 Apr 2026 // 17:19 UTC Seagate has launched three new external drive products in its OneTouch, FireCuda and LaCie product ranges. The OneTouch brand refers to handheld portable disk drives. Seagate has used its FireCuda brand for gumstick gaming SSDs in the past. LaCie is Seagate's brand for portable and desktop disk storage products aimed at creative professionals, typically with fast USB-C and Thunderbolt connectivity, and upmarket external design from designers such as Neil Poulton. These are established brands and Seagate has given them an AI flavor, Lance Ohara, VP for Edge IoT at Seagate, saying: "From AI-assisted creativity to massive game libraries and family memories, personal data is growing faster and lasting longer. People need storage that's designed for this new reality - simple to use, built to scale, and ready for what AI brings next." OneTouch. This is a consumer market, desktop external 3.5-inch disk drive with a USB-C connection to its host. It has 8, 20 and 24 TB capacity points and gets its electricity from a connected host. Seagate says it has drag-and-drop setup and file transfers, with cross-platform compatibility with Windows and Mac hosts. Customers get a Seagate software Toolkit, auto backup software and Rescue Data Recovery Services. FireCuda X Vault. A second...

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