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22 Dec 2011
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22 Dec 2011
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PDF
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eGuide
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Storage experts have been predicting the demise of tape for years now, but the reality is that there’s plenty of life still left in tape technology. And while many organizations look toward disk backup alongside tape – tape vendors continue to innovate and make the technology more useful for long-term archiving as well.
In this SearchStorage.com E-Guide, Rich Castagna discusses the current landscape of the tape market and its role in the data center today. Read on to learn the latest trends in tape systems, advanced drives life the T10000C and where the future of tape lies.
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