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The new standard in LTO tape archiving. Desktop and rack systems connected via SAS or Thunderbolt ports.
At Symply, they are well aware that many traditional data storage solutions cannot keep up with the evolving needs of modern businesses. With the growth of high-end material, data is growing exponentially and teams are becoming more decentralised. The demands on storage infrastructure have never been greater than now.
So why ATTO? It's one of the questions a client may ask and requires a considered answer. At ATTO, when they receive such a question, they have a ready answer.
As part of our exploration of benchmarks, we documented Pro Data’s incredible 5GB/s performance using breakthrough NVMe multipathing on M1 Pro Apple Silicon. With twice the power of M1 Max and six full-speed Thunderbolt ports, we couldn’t wait to see what the new Mac Studio with M1 Ultra could do.
LTO (Linear Tape-Open) is a magnetic tape-based data archiving standard, mainly used for storing large amounts of data for long periods of time. At present, the LTO standards in use are LTO-7. LTO-8 and LTO-9. Learn the differences between these standards.
