Midrange Companies Trust Hp’s Dds4 Tape System For Data Security

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As the E-business world is expanding rapidly, the business organizations will have to deal with the exploding data volumes, reduce operational expenses and maximize their performance. New entrants from India, East Asia and U.A.E are intensifying this E-business environment. So they are also installing backup systems in their data centers, which help them to create a solid platform for seamless business operations.

The key to success is fast business response, low operational expenses and robust security. Small & mid-sized companies can enjoy these benefits with DDS (Digital Data Storage) technology. For more than 2 decades, this intelligent tape format has been the most dominating technology.

HP Hewlett Packard and Sony are the pioneers of this remarkable tape format. HP has extended its high performance DDS tape portfolio up to the newest DAT320 generation. A complete solution of multiple drive models and tape media make HP DDS the market leading tape solution.

HP DDS4 protects the mission critical workstations and servers in midrange to small companies with superior cost-efficiency. This tape solution ...
... brings you the most compact and fast drive units that save more space with rack mount configuration. Most importantly, flexible connectivity has been made possible with table-top and internal models. These super-fast compact drives backup 40GB data in 2 hours. You can confidently work with the major backup software and operating systems.

The tape media cartridge engineered for high speed data archiving is C5718A. It features a robustly-designed base film that stores 20/40 GB data. Its compact architecture allows efficient media storage within smaller physical space, while providing enhanced capacity for the voluminous databases. Low ongoing ownership cost of HP DDS4 system delivers superior value compared to midrange tape formats.

The organizations struggling to optimize the performance with modern enterprise applications can trust HP DDS4. The exclusive OBDR (One Button Disaster Recovery) system eases backup restore and saves precious time. Additionally, this tape system is equipped with HP’s cutting-edge troubleshooting tools and intelligent applications for improving data management. Prior DDS generations up to DDS2 are write-read compatible. The existing tape resources can be included in your new dataset, and take full advantage of prior investments.

Midrange systems can be efficiently backed up, as these DDS 4 drives stream data at 3 (native) and 6 (compressed) MB per second. Evolving needs of HP DDS4 customers can be met by making minimal investment, because the next generations are also backward compatible. DDS5 and DDS6 tapes feature 72GB and 160GB compressed capacity. So not only the next DDS generations offer significant enhancement in storage efficiency, but also continue to extend the previous investment. Therefore, all ranges of business enterprises can economically store and archive sensitive data.

HP has the best range of backup formats that cater the toughest customer needs. HP’s other leading-edge tape solutions are AIT, SDLT, Travan and LTO. Their multiple generations satisfy the budget needs and provide a solid pain-free growth path.

That is why IT managers look to HP when performance, efficiency and robust data security are the top priorities.

Frank Miller is the Marketing Manager of Backuptape and markets demands and offers. 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
3984 Washington Blvd #503 Fremont CA 94538
Tel: 888-686-8273
Fax: 888-449-5050
Email: sales@backuptapes.net