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sponsored by Hewlett-Packard Company
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05 Aug 2012
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02 Aug 2012
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PDF
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Deduplication is often implemented to help minimize the footprint of backup data on disk targets. Compression technology has been around for years, but typically it’s provided 2:1 compression levels.
But with deduplication you can get 20:1.
Check out this expert presentation transcript for an overview of deduplication technologies and how they can help your organization considerably shrink your data footprint while slashing storage costs. Topics include:
- How dedupe improves disaster recovery
- Source vs. target-based dedupe
- How vendors are incorporating dedupe into backup
- And more
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BROWSE RELATED
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Backups | Data Compression | Data Deduplication | Data Recovery | Disaster Recovery | Storage Capacity | Storage Efficiency | Storage Optimization | Storage Spending
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