Tape Storage and Archiving for Growing Data Volumes
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Tapes are used in many distinct industries to protect intellectual property and protect business secrets. Tapes can also be used in the financial industry to track money flows, stock trades, and records of all bank transactions. One of the main uses of tapes from the security business is for sensitive data storage. Tape storage systems use magnetic tape as a recording medium to safely store sensitive information. With rising data volumes are increasing daily worldwide, tape storage now accounts for the most significant market size worldwide. Tapes aren't only used for backup on site in case of server failure, but for archiving information from long-term storage for future usage. Tape storage has grown considerably over the years because of advances in technology and increased demand. Advancements in tape layout, printing and production methods have contributed to a rise in its cost and improved tape storage capability. Tape can be reused on a regular basis and there's an extend