Volume of mission critical data has been continuously on the rise at an astounding rate for the past few years. That’s why LTO consortium has carefully designed its roadmap to keep pace with the rapidly increasing data protection demands. LTO ultrium is the most economical and preferred tape technology, which provides outstanding media interoperability and unprecedented performance in wider range of working environments.
Fifth version of LTO ultrium has been released to address the challenges of data rich applications and demanding backup environments. LTO 5 tape format continues to thrive in the backup storage market. LTO-5 ultrium format is the best solution for online data archives, network servers, data mining, SMBs, modern backup applications and large scale business enterprises. Introduction of LTO5 ultrium tape generation is yet another landmark of LTO technology.
Quantum is the biggest player in backup storage industry. Quantum LTO-5 tape products not only increase your ROI but also provides robust investment protection and enhanced media compatibility. Quantum LTO-5 tape, part number MR-L5MQN-01, hikes the storage capacity up to 1.5 terabytes in uncompressed form. Compression ratio of Quantum LTO5 ultrium drives is 2 to 1, which is same for all of the previous LTO generations.
Advantages and benefits of Quantum LTO-5 ultrium devices clearly outdistance the competing media tape technologies. Compared to LTO-4 tape format, the quantum LTO-5 tape drives boost the transfer rate by 50%, thus reaching up to 140 MB/sec. Best feature of LTO format is that each new generation of LTO ultrium brings in new breakthrough technologies. WORM (write once, read many) technology was introduced in LTO-3 ultrium format, hardware based encryption system in LTO 4 tape technology, and now the unique partitioning feature in LTO-5 ultrium generation.
Quantum LTO5 is a smart storage medium for busy data centers and video broadcast applications that require faster throughput and absolute integrity. Rigid data legislations including Sarbanes-Oxley, IRS, PCI DSS, HIPPA, and Securities and Exchange Commission can be seamlessly satisfied by the new Quantum LTO5 ultrium technology. These legislations force the organizations to retain their tax records, financial data and other mission critical data for longer periods. Quantum LTO5 tape products have longer working life and their robust design helps to lower the maintenance & operational costs.
Quantum LTO-5 drives provide you greater benefits because they can read & write data to LTO-4 cartridges, and read the LTO-3 data tapes. Breakthrough features of Quantum LTO-5 devices facilitate the data managers to cost-efficiently perform their data storage tasks with additional media control and backward compatibility. Quantum LTO5 technology provides the data administrators complete peace of mind. Quantum-branded LTO ultrium tapes are:
Quantum LTO4 tape
MR-L4MQN-01
Quantum ultrium LTO 3 tape
MR-L3MQN-01
Quantum LTO-2 tape
MR-L2MQN-01
Quantum LTO cleaning tape cartridge
MR-LUCQN-01
Quantum LTO 1 tape
MR-L1MQN-01
Track density of Quantum LTO-5 tapes has been significantly improved to boost its recording capacity within the same tape length. This helps to customers to accommodate more tape cartridges without increasing the shelf space. Improved performance and capacity of LTO-5 ultrium technology help to reduce the quantity of tape devices needed to handle higher data amounts, while meeting the strict data legislations. In this article, all of the product names are trademarks and property of their respective owners.
Author Resource:-
Rob Miller is the Marketing Manager of Tape4backup and markets LTO-5 Tape and Quantum LTO 5 Tape. He has vast experience in the marketing and trading industries and has been helping buyers who have the backup needs and guide clients about the technology.
Rob Miller
34972 Newark Blvd,# 501,Newark CA 94560
Tel: 888-491-4949
Fax: 888-449-5050
Email: rob@tape4backup.com
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