Tape is THE product when it comes to Data archiving .
Tape is the ideal product for long-term data preservation. We are talking here about an accumulation of data that is not deleted due to policies and laws or is important as corporate assets.
- Fujifilm is the leading manufacturer of tape media with a market share of 60%-70% depending on the respective LTO generation.
- Tape technology has 60% of the market share in the field of data archiving
- Every fourth file created is an archive file.
- Every seventh stored file in private and professional environments is saved on tape.
- A user who backs up 140 TB on a combination of hard disk (40 TB) and tape (100 TB) can reduce costs by 4 - 5 times compared to a user who backs up 100 TB purely on hard disk. It also saves 65% of energy costs.
One in seven files worldwide is stored on tape (Horison).
24% of the data stored worldwide is archive data (IDC).
97% of the 10,000 largest European companies use tape.
SMBs that use tape back up, on average, 100% of their data to tape and 20% to HDD.
Studies show that a total of 664 million tons of CO2 could be saved by switching to tape between 2019 and 2030.
Our Technical Service Centre lets you sleep soundly again.
As a leading tape manufacturer, Fujifilm has a European Technical Service Centre. The aim is
to offer you a technical diagnostic centre that works in two ways—
—on the one hand we offer preventive support and on the other, a diagnosis and repair service.
Have you ever had the problem that your system could not write the full capacity, but nobody could explain where the issue was?
Our solution.
No matter what the problem is, you can always send us the tape or the RFID chip from the tape for analysis. With special procedures, we can read the data on the chip, and thus also the error sources. Small mistakes can become huge problems and limit daily operations. Therefore, it is important to have a point of contact when problems arise. In the case of the first two problems, we explained to users exactly what they needed to tell the hardware manufacturers so that remedial action could be taken.
In the first example, the drives had to be replaced and in the second example, maintenance was sufficient. As the third case shows, however, it can also be due to a faulty setting in the software. We can also solve problems of all shapes and sizes.
