Cloud storage is the way to go. Network and monthly payments is affordable now.
People don't want the trouble of keeping the CD and reader.
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QUOTE(netmatrix @ Jul 1 2024, 10:46 AM) Maybe the tech isn't for consumer, but for large scale data centers. Instead of an array of drives to get 1 petabyte, you just need a single disc. Thats like a microwave oven reduced to a size of a waffle. Risky.  RAID HDD is much more safer and redundancy. I have been go through many kind of such backup media. Not 1 can last long and future proof. Accept NAS and network. |
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QUOTE(Virlution @ Jul 1 2024, 11:02 AM) do you ever wonder people managing cloud storage back up the data to where? All in HDD. RAID. |
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QUOTE(netmatrix @ Jul 1 2024, 05:55 PM) I have also been through Seagate Tapestor drives & Zip 100/250MB drive with SCSI interface too. I have all this. And MO and the last is DVDRW. No more after this. NAS is the longest I have. |
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