Hp Introduces Dat-320 Q2032a Tape Solution Specifically Designed For Data Centers

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Business continuity requires a reliable backup storage system that ensures superior data protection and in-time data availability. This is important because trading partners, customers and organizational management devise their business strategy on the basis of this corporate data. DAT (digital audio tape) format, also called DDS, clearly outperforms other tape-based solutions in SMB marketplace. DAT/DDS format offers a wide range of tape generations, which help you to seamlessly expand the business operations and provide long term investment protection. DAT-320 tape is the latest version of DAT technology.

DDS tape format was co-invented by the tape industry leader, HP Hewlett Packard. Provide robust protection to your remote offices, medium sized business enterprises, demanding workgroups, complex data centers and small IT environments with HP DAT 320 solution. Reliably backup 320 GB compressed data onto HP Q2032A, DAT320 tape and preserve greater volume of mission-critical data at a low cost per GB. In addition, the small physical size of HP DAT320 tape enables efficient tape handling and easy storage within lesser ...
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HP DAT 320 drive models offer USB 2.0, 3 GB/s SAS and LVD ultra160 SCSI interfaces, facilitating the customers to seamlessly integrate with a wider range of client/server environments. The exceptional plug-and-play connectivity provides convenience and saves your precious time. It takes less than a minute to start your backup operations with HP DAT-320 USB drive. Compatibility with previous tape versions provides a trouble-free upgrade path and helps to maximize the tape investment. HP DAT320 drive offers an exceptional throughput rate of 86 GB per hour. So quickly backup your huge corporate databases and be assured of in-time data availability.

HP’s new innovative manufacturing techniques have helped to develop high quality, lightweight and durable backup devices that outperform other branded tape products. 64 MB data buffer has been introduced in HP DAT320 drives to ensure fast data transfer and consistent performance. That is why the IT managers of large enterprises prefer HP DAT320 solution for loading mission-critical software on their servers. Furthermore, it is a smart choice for operating system backup as well.

Part numbers of HP’s previous generations DDS media tapes are C8011A, C8010A, C5718A, C5708A, C5707A and C5705A. HP DDS technology provides excellent tape solution for every medium and small data center. Business enterprises can also count on Sony and IBM DAT320 tape cartridges for creating high volume backups. The respective part numbers of Sony and IBM DAT 320 backup tapes are DGDAT320 and 46C1936.

HP DAT320 drive also features OBDR (one button disaster recovery) system that allows fast and reliable restore of entire system. The users will just have to push a single button. Therefore, the users can be assured of superior data integrity and robust data security. With HP DAT320 technology, the business enterprises can cost-effectively manage the data, enhance their business value, compete successfully in their respective industry and meet the heightened security concerns at a greater value.

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Frank Miller is the Marketing Manager of Backuptape and markets Dat320 tape and HP DAT320 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.

Frank Miller
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