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tape library
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tape library nnastroteca


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For large-scale solutions, it integrates shelf, tape jukebox, and redundant arrays of independent disks which provide the equivalent of storing the information found in the Library of Congress more than 30 times over or more than 1,000,000 full-length movies, automatically archiving such data for 10 years or more.
For large-scale solutions, it integrates shelf, tape jukebox and redundant arrays of independent disks which together provide the equivalent of storing the information found in the Library of Congress more than 30 times over, or more than 1,000,000 full-length movies.
It offers sophisticated features designed to meet the needs of large-scale network computing environments, including unlimited network growth, high volume data cataloging, tape jukebox robotics control and scheduling automation.
 
 
 
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