Fujifilm's linear tape-open (LTO) ultrium 6 is the first in the world produced with Barium ferrite magnetic particles using Fujifilm's core NANOCUBIC technology. The Fujifilm LTO Ultrium 6 data cartridge offers a super high native/compressed storage capacity of 2.5/6.25TB, transfer rates upto 160/400MB per second, WORM capability and LTFS dula partitioning functionality to facilitate the management. Fujifilm's Barium Ferrite magnetic particles are chemically stable leading to enhanced performance and longer archival life. Fujifilm's LTO Ultrium 6 and future generations of LTO will use Barium Ferrite with NANOCUBIC technology for a thin and uniformly coated magnetic layer. Barium Ferrite id Fujifilm's patented technology.

"LTO Ultrium 6 cartridge", a magnetic tape media certified by the Linear Tape Open (LTO) Technology Provider Companies (TPC). Fujifilm achieved the super high compressed capacity of 6.25TB with a transfer rate up to 400MB/sec. by applying Fujifilm's original Barium Ferrite magnetic particles to the current NANOCUBIC technology.

"LTO Ultrium 6 cartridge", a magnetic tape media certified by the Linear Tape Open (LTO) Technology Provider Companies (TPC). Fujifilm achieved the super high compressed capacity of 6.25TB with a transfer rate up to 400MB/sec. by applying Fujifilm's original Barium Ferrite magnetic particles to the current NANOCUBIC technology.

"LTO Ultrium 6 cartridge", a magnetic tape media certified by the Linear Tape Open (LTO) Technology Provider Companies (TPC). Fujifilm achieved the super high compressed capacity of 6.25TB with a transfer rate up to 400MB/sec. by applying Fujifilm's original Barium Ferrite magnetic particles to the current NANOCUBIC technology.

DVD-R disc provide DVD recording solutions for general usage such as backup, data distribution or video usage. Fujifilm DVD-R comply with DVD-R for General version 2.0 standards and they are ideal for storing huge amounts of data, such as videos created on your PC. Since the discs cannot be rewritten, there is no worry of losing your precious data by accident.

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Management of exponential data growth continues to be one of the great challenges for IT managers in light of shrinking IT budgets and environmental concerns. Tape storage is indeed alive and is the key to success in meeting the data growth challenge in a reliable, cost effective and environmentally safe manner!

Studies show that the total cost of ownership of LTO 5 tape systems is 15X less than disk for long term data archives while disk consumes 238X more energy to store the same amount of data. Tape systems have further advantages such as greater capacity with potential density increases, better reliability, ease of removability and scalability, and support of WORM and encryption. With LTFS (Linear Tape File System) making tape faster and easier to use, tape is truly the ideal solution for long term data storage, now and in the future!

Fujifilm LTO Universal Cleaning Cartridge is equipped with a computer memory chip (just like the data tape). The chip stores various information and it has an embedded code that is recognized by the compatible drive's firmware. Once the cleaning cartridge is used to capacity (15 - 50 uses, drive dependent), the drive will no longer accept the cleaning tape and will eject the tape, prohibiting further use.

LTO Ultrium 3 is the first generation in the LTO Ultrium Roadmap to support WORM (Write Once Read Many) functionality. The LTO 3 specifications include the ability for WORM enabled and non-WORM enabled drives to co-exist and provides users with very cost effective means of storing data in a non-erasable, non-writeable format.

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Fujifilm's Linear Tape-Open (LTO) Ultrium 7 produced with Barium Ferrite magnetic particles using Fujifilm's core NANOCUBIC technology. The Fujifilm LTO Ultrium 7 data cartridge offers a super high native/compressed storage capacity of 6.0/15.0TB, transfer rates up to 300/750MB per second, WORM capability and LTFS dual partitioning functionality to facilitate file management. Fujifilm's Barium Ferrite magnetic particles are chemically stable leading to enhanced performance and longer archival life. Fujifilm's LTO Ultrium 7 and future generations of LTO will use Barium Ferrite particles with NANOCUBIC technology for a thin and uniformly coated magnetic layer. Barium Ferrite is Fujifilm's patented technology.

TECHNOLOGY | Barium Ferrite Technology

Barium Ferrite is a type of magnetic particle which can be greatly reduced in size to improve recording density without magnetic signal loss. Barium Ferrite can maintain critical magnetic properties such as coercivity, frequency characteristics and lower noise even with a smaller particle size, resulting in the LTO Ultrium 7 cartridge having dramatically higher capacity compared to past generations of LTO cartridges.

Barium Ferrite is chemically stable (already oxidized) and does not get easily demagnetized by outside energy interference. Therefore, magnetic tape using Barium Ferrite can achieve a long archival life of more than 30 years based upon Fujifilm's accelerated life tests. With better frequency characteristics than metal particles, Barium Ferrite has a significantly increased margin of recording capability even when the ability of the drive head has diminished after repeated use.