LTO-10 magnetic tape cartridges with native storage capacities of 30TB are announced with shipments of cartridges and drives ...

IBM announces its own LTO-10 generation drives and tape storage devices. For the first time, this is not compatible with its ...

But does anyone want very slow and fragile storage, like magnetic tape? Turns out the answer is an emphatic yes, as almost 153 exabytes of the stuff was shipped around the world in 2023—3% more ...

In the time when technological development is the gauge of advancement, the American government’s move to replace magnetic tape storages with digital storage has been highly debated. The move can be ...

reaffirming its position that magnetic tape is a form of data storage that’s here to stay. Yes, magnetic tape, kind of like what’s spooled inside the VHS tapes and cassettes of last century.

Magnetic Tape: A Key Technology in Data Storage Magnetic tape, a medium for magnetic recording, was developed in Germany in 1928, evolving from magnetic wire recording. It played a pivotal role in ...

Recent announcements in magnetic tape and optical disc technology promise hefty storage media for future data archive applications. The LTO program announced its generation 14 with 576TB of native ...

The rumors of magnetic tape’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Tape is one of the oldest forms of storage still in use today, and the seventh generation of Linear Tape Open (LTO 7) paves the way ...

That’s what IBM has been considering by taking and dusting off digital magnetic tape, a storage medium that was first invented in 1952 with a capacity of around 2MB per reel, to be used as the ...

Right now, experts say there is no one storage device that can save data forever. Options like magnetic tape, Blu-ray Disc, and even DNA may provide stable but relatively temporary storage banks ...