See ESG's economic validation summary report on the economic benefits of LTO-8 technology for long-term data retention.

LTO-8 technology is the latest in a long line of tape products that companies around the world turn to in protecting their most valuable data and content.

See the top 8 reasons why LTO-8 technology is essential for all types of storage needs.

The LTO Program is introducing a new capability with LTO-8 drives: The ability of the LTO-8 drive to write 9 TB on a brand new LTO-7 cartridge instead of 6 TB as specified by the LTO-7 format. Such a cartridge is called an LTO-7 cartridge initialized as Type M media.

LTO tape has become the open system standard for commercial applications, is supported by numerous vendors, has recognized industry standard technology, and has a published road map for the next four generations.

LTO Program outlines generation 8 specifications and extends technology roadmap to 12th generation.

Discussed in this ESG analysis, LTO solutions offer the opportunity for organizations to drastically reduce cost of ownership and improve user productivity compared with disk-based alternatives.

This ESG Lab Review is designed to address any possible misconception that LTO tape is a slow or unreliable storage platform, while also exploring its new features.

Discover how media and entertainment companies are innovating and improving production, post-production, distribution, and archival data strategies.

Every enterprise, regardless of the industry, struggles with the management of data. Many IT and Storage professionals have turned to cloud-based storage for storing second copies of data or for long-term retention of infrequently accessed data.

These companies use LTO tape and LTFS to reduce storage costs and make archiving precious content easier.

How media and entertainment and other organizations can use LTO technology and LTFS to store content in the workflow and archive.

The Linear Tape File System (LTFS) is an open software specification that allows for new, simple ways to access data on tape.

The rate at which data being produced increases daily. And it’s not just the number of files that are increasing; it’s also the size of these files.

A NewBay whitepaper exploring the use of LTO technology and LTFS for cost-effective storage for video surveillance data.

A TechTarget whitepaper showing how LTO technology and LTFS can help store and manage health care data and stay compliant.

With a greater number and higher specification of cameras and the increased value of data with longer retention times, requirements to store footage has become increasingly challenging. Read about the benefits and best practice of using LTO technology to store video surveillance data.