White Papers: deduplication

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Data Deduplication For Dummies 2011

By Quantum | 5/5/2011

Data Deduplication For Dummies, Quantum 2nd Special Edition, discusses the methods and rationale for reducing the amount of duplicate data maintained by your organisation. This book is intended to provide you with the information you need to understand how data deduplication can make a meaningful impact on your organization’s data management.

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Data Deduplication Strategy Guide

By IDG Communications | 20/1/2012

Data deduplication articles include: Data deduplication for SMEs: what to look out for; Reducing storage bloat; Buyers’ guide; Choosing the right deduplication method and Deduplication technology aids data storage.

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Deduplication and Compression: Maximizing Effective Capacity Utilization

By EMC | 2/5/2011

This whitepaper discusses the capacity efficiency technologies delivered in a series of storage platforms. High-powered deduplication and compression capabilities for file and block storage are delivered standard with the VNX Operating Environment. Read on.

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EMC Guarantees 20% Capacity Advantage for its Unified Storage Systems

By EMC | 7/10/2010

Guarantees are often used by emerging vendors because they have to; when market leaders do so, it’s invariably because they want to. EMC now says that its customers will need 20% less raw unified storage capacity in NAS and/or SAN configurations than they’ll need from the competition. Read on.

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In Search of the Long-Term Archiving Solution — Tape Delivers Significant TCO Advantage over Disk

By Oracle | 5/5/2011

This bulletin is about preserving valuable digital data for a long time, usually somewhere between a decade and a lifetime, and possibly forever. Our focus is on the compounding quantities of commercial and institutional digital data, which are deemed so important that someone in the enterprise says: We need to keep this forever!, which means for longer than can be imagined in normal, 21st-Century human terms.

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