Fujifilm Uncorks LTO Ultrium 7 Tape Cartridge
FUJIFILM Recording Media U.S.A. announced that it is now shipping LTO Ultrium 7 magnetic tape cartridges.
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Sony and Fujifilm Pass LTO Ultrium 7 Testing
The LTO Program Technology Provider Companies announced that Fujifilm and Sony have completed interchange testing for the LTO Ultrium 7 magnetic tape format.
IBM Selects FUJIFILM for Advanced Data Cartridge
FUJIFILM Recording Media announced that it will manufacture the data cartridge for IBM’s new TS1150 enterprise tape drive.
Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow and Watch Out for Re-Certified Magnetic Tapes
FUJIFILM Recording Media announced a study it commissioned concludes that dealing with re-certified magnetic data storage tapes is not worth the hassle or security risks.
FUJIFILM and IBM Hype 154TB Magnetic Tape Storage
FUJIFILM Recording Media and IBM announced that the companies are fiddling with magnetic storage tape technology that makes it possible to record more than 154TB of data on a single LTO-sized cartridge.
FUJIFILM Boosts Barium Ferrite Tape Technology
FUJIFILM Recording Media U.S.A. announced that it has released a new white paper that details the benefits of the company’s Barium Ferrite (BaFe) technology for magnetic tape storage.
FUJIFILM Celebrates 100 Million LTO Cartridges
FUJIFILM Recording Media U.S.A. announced that it has manufactured over 100 million Linear Tape-Open (LTO) Ultrium magnetic tape cartridges since the format’s introduction in 2000.
FUJIFILM Unveils LTO Ultrium 6 Tape Cartridges
FUJIFILM Corporation announced its new line of LTO Ultrium 6 magnetic tape cartridges.
FUJIFILM Settles Rewritable Optical Disc Patent Dispute
Acacia Research announced that its Optical Memory Storage subsidiary has entered into a settlement and license agreement with FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation covering a portfolio of patents that apply to rewritable phase change optical discs (CD-RW, DVD±RW, BD-RE).
Japan Quake Impacts Electronic Components Supply and Pricing
IHS iSuppli offered further commentary on the possible impact the earthquake in Japan may have on the price and supply of NAND flash memory, DRAM, microcontrollers, standard logic, LCD panels and LCD parts and materials.
Fujifilm Trumpets Magnetic Tape Archivability
Fujifilm Recording Media U.S.A., Inc. announced that it has demonstrated the long term archivability of it Barium-Ferrite (BaFe) magnetic tape particle technology. According to the statement, the findings from the study have been documented in a new white paper issued by FUJIFILM Corporation.