Managing massive unstructured data sets in excess of 100 TB is today becoming increasingly common. And higher up the scale, new members are joining the petabyte club every day. Unfortunately for some, protecting large volumes is simply no longer possible. Too much data and too many files mean that many simply rely on data replication with little or no ...
Crédit photo : Catherine Rouger-Jouannet CHU Angers
With cyberattack rates currently doubling each year, no one is safe from harm including the healthcare sector. In the second quarter of 2016, almost 90% of ransomware had penetrated at least one hospital IT system. The resulting impacts on both patient care and the hospital finances are ...
It’s that time of year again when many of us down tools and take some hard-earned leave. On the beach, in the mountains, relaxing at home...
And back at the office, the IT systems are working fine. Mail server - OK. Network – OK. Data Center air conditioning – OK. Enterprise backup – OK. Hold on a second, am I sure I provisioned enough storage on the NAS ? Are there enough tapes in the ...
We are delighted to announce the release of 4.6.1 of Time Navigator (TiNa). This version includes major enhancements including:
The backup catalog now 1 TB
Unstructured data is changing how we manage, store and analyze business and application data. But what is unstructured data, why is it on the rise and what challenges, if any, lie ahead?
ADA for large-scale NAS backups
PETABYTE-SCALE VOLUMES AND BILLIONS OF FILES SHOULD NOT MAKE DATA MOVEMENT & BACKUP AND RECOVERY COMPLEX !
Atempo announces their presence at the NAB Show 2018 in Las Vegas. NAB, the professional show for new broadcast and media technologies, takes place from 7th to 12th April 2018 in the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Don't be an April Fool! Be prepared back up your data on 31st March!and everyday thereafter....
Saturday 31st March is World Backup Day. The driving force behind this global initiative is the desire to educate and inform on the true cost of data loss. And when we lose something permanently - family photos, a company accounting system, a future bestseller on a laptop - there is always a price
Meet John. There's a question which has been eating into his sleep time lately: “What's the best way to back up/backup my peta-scale Isilon NAS?”.
John's been trying to run this backup for quite some time and always comes up against the same problem: the backup window is too short and full backups do not complete correctly. Knowing that there is no life insurance policy for his ...
