Hp Dat 40 Drive And C5718a, Dds-4 Tape Provide A Low-cost And Robust Backup Solution For Businesses

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Due to the exponential growth in E-business and volume of corporate databases, the data administrators are facing a series of stiff challenges. They are expected to meet the service-level agreements and heightened security concerns, while managing the increased system complexity. Secure your small to medium-sized organizations with the dependable DDS (digital data storage) tape format that balances price and performance. DDS is the most economical and high-performance tape media format ever introduced within the SMB market segment.

HP Hewlett-Packard’s technical experience and tape engineering expertise are unmatched. HP DDS tape solutions are ideal for unattended backups and better serve the toughest demands of business enterprises. HP is a leading DDS brand across all generations ranging from DDS1 tape up to the seventh DAT-320 tape version.

Customers of small networks, midrange IT environments and entry-level servers looking for fast through speed with lower ownership cost can count on HP DDS-4 tape format.

In addition, the DDS 4 tape solution is also ideally-suited to enterprise networks and workgroups. ...
... 40 GB compressed and 20 GB native data can be efficiently recorded onto HP DDS4 media tape.

Wide range of HP DDS4 drive models, commonly known as DAT-40, provide excellent compatibility and economical backup performance with the leading operating systems and demanding data centers. The DAT-40 drive models are being offered with USB and SCSI host interfaces. Good news is that HP has developed internal & internal drive units for each drive interface. So, economically meet your specific needs and enjoy higher operating efficiency. The throughput speed of DAT-40 drive has been enhanced to 6 Mbps, which has helped to further increase the backup rate to 21.6 GB/hour. HP DDS4 is a compelling solution for DDS2 and DDS3 customers looking to extend their tape investments. HP DAT-40 drive provides complete access (read and record) to the DDS2 and DDS3 tapes. So the DDS customers can manage their increasing storage demands and also utilize their previously installed DDS resources.

For reliable and effortless data restores, you can use the HP DAT-40 drive’s exclusive OBDR (one button disaster recovery) system. Just press a single button, and restore your data with supreme reliability. The best thing about it is that the users won’t have to spend money on expensive backup software and disks. IT managers looking for higher recording capacity can trust HP’s next generations DDS products, which are DDS5, DDS6 and DAT-320 tapes. 36GB, 80 GB and 160 GB are the respective native recording capacity of these HP DDS cartridges. So the customers won’t have to worry with their growing storage needs as HP has the right DDS solution for your sensitive business data.

Strictly-controlled media manufacturing process and introduction of new robust features have helped to create lightweight and durable DDS4 backup cartridge, which enables safe offsite storage and high speed backup/restore. Economically priced HP DDS4 tape devices also deliver low maintenance and ongoing ownership cost, making it the foremost choice of value conscious customers.

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Frank Miller is the Marketing Manager of Backuptape and markets DDS 4 tape and HP DDS 4 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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