Tiered Storage
Connect flash, disk, tape, and cloud storage within a single global namespace, enabling data to dynamically move between any storage system without disrupting user access.
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Our mission is to enable organizations to effectively mange the world’s exponential data growth with innovative products and solutions, recognizing the social responsibility to protect the environment and preserve digital content for future generations.
Fujifilm has a long history of developing cutting-edge storage technologies. In 1994, Fujifilm announced the Advanced Super Thin Layer and High-Output Metal Media (ATOMM) technology, which was a breakthrough in DLT tape storage, providing up to 40GB of storage. In 2000, Fujifilm released the first generation of LTO Ultrium, which allowed for up to 100GB of storage. Eight years later, Fujifilm patented Barium Ferrite (BaFe) technology, which was utilized in LTO Ultrium 6, and enabled the creation of the first multi-terabyte tapes from IBM and STK.
In 2022, the LTO Ultrium roadmap was extended to generation 14, offering a storage capacity of 576 TB, surpassing the capacity of prior LTO-9 cartridges by 32 times. But we are not done yet. In partnership with IBM, we announced the future potential for up to 580 TB on a single tape cartridge with our next generation technology — a high density magnetic particle called Strontium Ferrite. Fujifilm Data Storage Solutions continues to innovate and lead the industry in tape storage technology.
Connect flash, disk, tape, and cloud storage within a single global namespace, enabling data to dynamically move between any storage system without disrupting user access.
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Tape provides a physical air gap to prevent unauthorized access to your data, and protection against deletion or cyberattacks.Learn how to protect your data against cyber threats.
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Global namespace connects across files systems, platforms for easy access, collaboration and tiering/archiving.
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Tape is an eco-friendly choice for data storage. Compared to use of other traditional technologies in data centers (such as hard disk drives), tape can drive a reduction in carbon emissions of as much as 87%.
Learn more >We will use leading-edge, proprietary technologies to provide top-quality products and services that contribute to the advancement of culture, science, technology and industry, as well as improved health and environmental protection in society. Our overarching aim is to help enhance the quality of life of people worldwide.
