Webinar: 21st March 2018, 8am PT, 15:00 GMT
How should you leverage your current network and storage design to take advantage of Aspera’s transformative data movement capabilities? What additional benefits could be realized by tuning / tweaking / adjusting your data architecture?
In this webinar, Bill Jones, Advanced Technical Support Engineer at IBM Aspera, will discuss design considerations and the impact of high-speed file transfer on network and storage architecture.
Date: 14th November 2017, 10:00 ET, 15:00 GMT
Join Quantum’s Jason Matousek as he discusses the impacts of 4K and what you can do to better manage your data. Jason will answer questions about how video production teams should be planning for higher resolution workflows. There is a lot of information out there that’s confusing and flat-out contradictory. In 45 minutes, we hope to provide some clarity on common questions like do I need flash or can Ethernet support all my 4K needs?
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Live Webinar:Nov 15 6:00 pm GMT | On Demand after
Kieran Maloney and Ryan Duffy share the six reasons LTO tape has risen to the top as the best enterprise option with its latest eighth generation release: capacity, performance, error rate, material, cost of ownership, and diversification.
LTO advancements complement Quantum’s Scalar® libraries, further extending their position as an efficiency leader, making them the best solution to address today’s big data challenges and replace end-of-life proprietary tape systems.
Learn about the features of the latest LTO technology release, specific cost of ownership comparisons versus proprietary tape, and the future roadmap for development.
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Live Webinar: 18:00BST 18th October. On Demand afterwards.
Kieran Maloney, Product Marketing Manager at Quantum as he discusses how today’s archive solutions complement flash storage by providing low cost, long-term data preservation and protection while maintaining data visibility and access.
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