Simple, Agile Collaborative Video Editing in the Cloud – StorNext Now Available on AWS
Many organizations have looked at integrating cloud services for individual production workflow steps – yet, building a truly collaborative environment
How “Green” is Tape? How About a 6.5x Reduction in CO2 Emissions Relative to Disk…
Environmental Social and Governance, or “ESG” considerations have become a major topic for big corporations and one of the factors
Quantum Recognized as an Object Storage Innovation Leader by GigaOm
Quantum Recognized as an Object Storage Innovation Leader by GigaOm
Expanding Quantum Support for the Veritas OST API, and Another Feature to Strengthen Cybersecurity
This week we introduced another feature in our secondary storage products to help strengthen data protection and cybersecurity. Our latest
Beefing Up the Mid-Range – Introducing the ActiveScale P200 Platform
With the addition of the new mid-range ActiveScale P200, we have completed the platform refresh across the entire ActiveScale portfolio,
Storage Review’s Hands-On Testing of Quantum’s Scalar Ransom Block
One of the best ways to evaluate new technologies is with hands-on testing in a real-world environment rather than only
Powerful Data Protection with Half-Height LTO-9 Drives
Quantum is announcing the availability of LTO Ultrium format generation 9 half-height drives in its Scalar i3 tape libraries, Standalone
Speeding Autonomous Vehicle Research at Mississippi State University with Quantum R-Series Edge Storage
The Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems (CAVS) at Mississippi State University (MSU) is uniquely positioned to define the future of
Two Reasons that Tape Has a Bright Future Heading into 2022 and Beyond
There were two pieces of recent news about tape storage which prove that tape is alive and well, and these
Deduplication Storage for Protecting and Recovering Your Data: Not Just for Big Corporations
Data deduplication represents an almost $4.5 Billion growing market. When Quantum acquired the first patent on variable-length deduplication in 2006,