G-Technology is a storage brand founded by Roger Mabon in Santa Monica, California, originally focused on RAID drives for audio and video creative professionals working on Macintosh systems. The company was acquired by Hitachi Global Storage Technologies in 2009 and became part of Western Digital in 2012, where its external drives continue to be marketed to content creators.

The brand is best known for the G-DRIVE line of external hard drives and SSDs, along with the G-RAID multi-drive systems aimed at post-production and studio workflows. Typical products include bus-powered portable drives, Thunderbolt and USB-C desktop drives, and rugged IP-rated SSDs designed for field use, with capacities scaling from a few terabytes up to large multi-drive RAID enclosures.

In music production contexts, G-Technology drives are commonly used as working storage for DAW sessions, sample library hosts, and backup volumes for recording studios and producers who need higher sustained throughput than consumer drives provide. The brand's aluminum enclosure design and Mac-formatted out-of-the-box configuration contributed to its adoption among engineers and producers working in Apple-centric studios.

G-Technology has 6 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Computers & Peripherals and Accessories. Their gear is featured by 9 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Pop, and Hip Hop. Notable users include Skrillex, Calvin Harris, and Noah "40" Shebib.