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Quantum Corp. plans to make LTO Ultrium format generation 7 technology available in its Scalar® and StorNext® AEL tape libraries. The latest generation of LTO tape offers a low-cost, highly energy-efficient, long-term storage solution for companies struggling to manage the massive growth of unstructured data and maximise the value of their digital content.
Quantum is the market share leader in LTO tape automation, and its Scalar and StorNext AEL systems deliver best-in-class management, monitoring and data security as part of a comprehensive, tiered storage portfolio that addresses demanding data protection, archive and scale-out storage needs.
Delivering greater business value across a broad range of use cases
The new LTO generation 7 specifications more than double the tape cartridge capacity from the previous generation, to as much as 15TB per cartridge, providing more cost-effective, long-term retention of data. In addition, with tape drive data transfer rates of up to 750MB per second, or more than 2.7TB of data an hour per drive, LTO-7 systems will enable large files to be transferred more quickly.
Quantum will use these and other LTO-7 technology enhancements in its solutions portfolio to deliver even greater business value across markets and use cases, including:
· Media and entertainment: Through Quantum’s StorNext scale-out storage platform, broadcasters, postproduction facilities, sports teams and other content owners will be able to retain and remonetise more of their video data, most notably the increasing volumes of 4K video.
· Video surveillance: Law enforcement agencies, retail outlets, port authorities and others challenged by the adoption of new higher resolution cameras and the need to retain data longer for compliance and analysis purposes will be able to leverage LTO-7 tape as part of a tiered storage approach to make video surveillance storage affordable and accessible.
· Data center archives: With LTO-7 technology, IT professionals dealing with the surge in unstructured data will benefit from the ability to move more data off primary storage to a robust archive, resulting in improved, lower-cost operations.
· Long-term data retention: LTO-7 technology will provide organisations with the most economical option for retaining data to meet compliance and regulatory requirements.
