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Why the Future of Data Storage is (Still) Magnetic Tape - IEEE Spectrum
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Disk drives are reaching their limits, but magnetic tape just gets better and better
Computing Feature Why the Future of Data Storage is (Still) Magnetic Tape Disk drives are reaching their limits, but magnetic tape just gets better and better Mark Lantz 28 Aug 2018 9 min read Photo: Victor Prado It should come as no surprise that recent advances in big-data analytics and artificial intelligence have created strong incentives for enterprises to amass information about every measurable aspect of their businesses. And financial regulations now require organizations to keep records for much longer periods than they had to in the past. So companies and institutions of all stripes
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