In this modern era of E-business, the data has become the most valuable asset for company sustainability and securing future growth. Indeed, the financial institutions, business enterprises & government agencies are creating mountains of data. This business critical data is vulnerable to many threats that can lead to complete data loss, which is simply unbearable for any company. That is why your company must have an ongoing backup routine, so that your organization can bounce back if your data is lost due to any disaster. LTO (linear tape open) format, co-developed by IBM, Seagate and Hewlett Packard, delivers higher scalability and reliability that today’s data intensive environments demand.
Fuji has a vast experience in backup media industry, and its data storage products are trusted by the leading companies. Fuji LTO3 tape is intelligently designed to better serve the requirements of workstations, mid-range businesses, branch offices, small enterprises and data centers. Fuji LTO-3 ultrium tape ensures greater overall performance and enhanced performance at a remarkable transfer speed of 80 Mbps (un-compressed). Increased track density has raised the storage capacity of Fuji LTO3 tape to 800GB (compressed).
Data-intensive organizations are now migrating to the LTO-3 tape technology because it is more economical, durable and offers you superior media flexibility and interoperability among different LTO brands. Fuji LTO-3 data cartridge performs brilliantly with all ultrium-3 drives. This is the LTO ultrium tape format’s most compelling feature that saves your additional investments and ensures superior value.
Half-inch single reel design features in LTO ultrium format. This new approach helps to maintain a small form factor which results in precious space savings. Open standard of LTO ultrium provides the customers better pricing, enhanced media flexibility, and reduced integration headaches. HP C5718A is a powerful DDS-4 tape cartridge that provides 20GB / 40GB recording capacity.
WORM (write once, read many) is a smart technology which ensures long term data preservation and satisfaction of strictest data laws. Good news is that WORM feature is offered by LTO 3 format. Fuji LTO-3 WORM tape is also available. WORM functionality makes LTO-3 ultrium the ideal tape medium for regulatory compliance.
Fuji LTO-3 tape technology efficiently fulfills the streaming backup needs of complex IT environments. By adopting the LTO-3 tape technology, the IT managers can enjoy complete peace of mind as they are provided a painless up-gradation path along with protection of their previous investments. LTO-3 drives feature the ability to extract data from LTO-2 and LTO-1 ultrium media. Additionally, new information can also be written onto the LTO 2 cartridges by using the LTO-3 drives.
The other industry’s top LTO-3 brands are:
Fuji LTO3 WORM tape
26230002
Fuji LTO-3 tape
26230010
HP LTO-3 ultrium tape
C7973a
Quantum LTO3 tape
MR-L3MQN-01
Dell ultrium LTO 3 tapes
341-2647
0HC591
Sony LTO3 tape
LTX400GWW
Fuji has developed new ATOMM media formulation, which has helped to reduce the tape thickness and significantly enhance the robustness of tape media with an ultra fine dual coating layer. That’s why Fuji LTO3 tape delivers higher reliability during increased workloads. Robust architecture of Fuji LTO-3 helps to withstand high duty cycles, and its extended 30 years of archival life helps to fulfill the mandates of data legislations. All device & product names throughout the article are trademarks and are sole-property of their owners.
Author Resource:-
Rob Miller is the Marketing Manager of Tape4backup and markets Fuji LTO3 Tape and HP C5718A 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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