Headquartered in Scotes Valley, California, Seagate has more than 55,000 employees worldwide, and is committed to developing the company's next generation storage products. From the initial 5.25-inch hard disk for PC to the development of vertical recording technology, the new industry standard advocated by the company has greatly promoted the progress of the digital information age. Through technological leadership and innovation, Seagate continues to help individuals and companies push their digital content applications to the extreme in an ever-evolving and on-demand world. At present, Seagate has factories in the United States, Mexico, Malaysia, China, Thailand and Singapore. Among them, the American factory is mainly responsible for the research and development of new products and the manufacture of magnetic head wafers and disks. The Mexican factory is responsible for refurbished products around the world. Malaysia is responsible for cutting magnetic head wafers. The factories in Thailand and China are responsible for the assembly of hard disks and the manufacture of PCB circuit boards and magnetic heads. The Singapore factory is mainly responsible for the production of enterprise-level hard disks. In addition, the Suzhou factory in China is also responsible for the production of consumer electronic products.
Wuxi factory used to be Seagate's production base, and currently has 1.2 million employees. Established in July 1995, with a total area of 58,000 square meters. Suzhou factory used to be the production base of Maituo, and now it has nearly 5,000 employees. Founded in May 2005, with a total area of 76,000 square meters.