Japanese giant adds Tape-as-a-Service to its portfolio.
Remember when tape was en vogue, back in the days before it was displaced by compact discs and then vanished from the consumer market? Well, turns out it’s still very much in fashion in the corporate world, where demand for data storage is fast outstripping supply.
Fujifilm has announced it will offer its tape-based Object Archive solution as a service (you could call it TaaS) for a transparent, one-off fee. You can store up to one Petabyte (that’s one million GB) in a datacenter for up to five years for a mere $46,100.tape-baseddatacenter
That’s $0.77 cents per TB per month, without the additional egress costs, and there’s even an S3 API for Amazon’s popular cloud storage service.cloud storageHere’s our list of the best cloud storage management solutions aroundbest cloud storage managementWe’ve built a list of the best cloud storage for photos availablebest cloud storage for photosCheck out our list of the best cloud brokers on the marketbest cloud brokers
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