Dell Lto-4 Ultrium Tape Products Are More Cost Efficient

Demands for high capacity storage technologies are on the rise

. The data administrators have to store and archive mountains of valuable business data.

LTO tape technology provides its customers the flexibility, reliability and robust data security features to satisfy the regulatory requirements.

Dell PowerVault tape libraries & drives based on fourth generation LTO-4 format provide a common platform for data security and growth, while helping to lower the ownership cost. Dell has used its rigorous engineering to develop highly robust LTO-4 devices. Dell LTO-4 tape products feature high density storage capacity, hardware based encryption, extended useful life, WORM (write once read many) mechanism and 50% increase in data transfer rate than LTO-3 format.

Combination of Dell PowerVault LTO-4 drives with the ML6000, TL4000 and TL2000 tape libraries provide a highly economical and reliable backup system for the busy data centers, network servers, government agencies, desktop workstations, public organizations and audio/video archiving.

Dell LTO-4 provides a trouble-free and economical migration path for the existing LTO customers. Higher capacity Dell LTO4 tape can hold 800GB / 1600GB information. Therefore you can create high volume backups on fewer tapes, thus enabling a more cost efficient and compact data storage and archiving.

Storage capacity of LTO-4 ultrium tape is almost four times the capacity of LTO-2 tapes. Dell LTO4 PowerVault drives are designed to better serve the backup needs and provide read-write capability with the previous LTO generations. Data backed up on the LTO-2 and LTO-3 cartridges can be retrieved by the Dell LTO-4 drives. Thats not all; the data managers can also record data on the LTO3 tapes. This means that the customers can use three tape versions with one Dell LTO-4 drive,

Dell LTO4 tape devices offer reliable data encryption feature along with improved scalability to keep pace with the future backup demands. Accelerated data rate of 120 MB/sec helps to dramatically reduce the time needed to store and archive high data volumes. Therefore users can confidently use the Dell LTO-4 tape devices in data intensive environments and demanding backup applications.

Transfer speed of LTO4 drive has been improved by 50 percent over the LTO-3 backup drives.

Major LTO ultrium-4 brands are:

Dell LTO4 tape cartridges

341-4647 and 341-4640

TDK LTO 4 ultrium tape

D2407-LTO4

Quantum LTO4 tape

MR-L4MQN-01

Fuji LTO4 tapes

15716800 and 26247007

HP ultrium4, HP LTO4 tape

C7974A

Maxell LTO4 tape

183906

Imation ultrium 4 tapes

26596 and 26592

Sony LTO 4 tape

LTX800G

With regulatory penalties and stiff business competition on the rise, the price that the companies have to pay for the compromised or lost business data is extremely high. In order to further lower the risk of data loss, WORM and encryption system have been employed in Dell LTO4 devices. These powerful data protection technologies provide unparalleled security to your priceless data at an affordable price. Dell LTO-4 features the industry leading encryption keys and high performance cryptographic algorithm that provide robust protection during encoding and decoding processes.

Reliable data security, massive storage capacity, low ownership cost, unmatched backup performance, library customization and intelligent automated system offered by Dell LTO-4 tape products make them far superior to other tape technologies.

by: Jessica McIntosh

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