EMC Data Domain Archiver Webcast
March 4, 2011 by in Product and Technology News

EMC is hosting a webcast next week on the topic of simplifying long term retention of backups and archives.

This webcast is available ondemand.  [Original airdate: Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at 8:00 am PT / 11:00 am ET / 16:00 GMT.]

Register now 

For fast and reliable long-term retention, integrate EMC Data Domain Archiver into your backup and archive environment today.

EMC Data Domain Archiver is the industry’s first system for long-term retention of backup and archive. This single deduplication storage system can address your operational backup needs and long-term data retention requirements, eliminating the costs and complexities associated with tape-based backup and archive.

Attend this webcast and discover how Data Domain Archiver lets you take advantage of:

  • Cost-effective scalability for long-term retention with up to 28.5 PB of logical capacity
  • Fast, inline deduplication with up to 9.8 TB/hour throughput
  • Minimized tape costs and simplified data management
  • Easy integration into existing environments regardless of backup or archive software

  

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