JULY 2007

Industry News

Data protection isn't just limited to the datacenter (eChannel Line)
Despite all the talk about the importance of protecting data and meeting compliancy regulations, many companies are still limiting their data backup, encryption and overall protection to the datacenter -- forgetting about remote sites and mobile devices.

CDP makes backup better, faster, cheaper (Computer Technology Review)
The data backup world has changed dramatically in recent years. No change has been more dramatic or rapid than the shift from traditional tape-based backup technology to disk-to-disk (D2D) backup.

Keeping tabs on data (ChannelWeb/GovernmentVAR)
Solution providers meet federal storage-management demands head-on. Fairfax, Va.-based provider DS3 DataVaulting recently supplied the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with remote office distributed backup/recovery data protection delivered as a service.

White paper details remote backup (PC Magazine)
Three ways to ensure trouble-free remote backup details best practices on ROBO backup.

Asigra survey looks at selection criteria for outsourced backup services (Continuity Central)

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Q&A

Q: What backup benefits does 64-bit native processing deliver?

A: Asigra supports single or multi-core x64 processors for maximum performance and scalability. Televaulting multi-threaded backup software processes several orders of magnitude more data and allows larger data block reduction for near real-time distributed data protection.  A single DS-System vault central site can support tens of thousands of concurrent backup/restore activities. 64-bit Televaulting can process block-level incremental backup and deduplication for files up to 4TB in size.

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New Resources

White Paper: Hardware cost implications of data protection software.
Calculating TCO without hardware costs is a dangerous illusion. Hardware acquisition costs are very much determined by the architecture and functionality of the software and can increase TCO by by 10 times.