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LTO-8 is a tape format from the Linear Tape-Open Consortium released in late 2017. It succeeded the LTO-7 version, which launched in 2015.
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LTO-5 is available from Quantum and Overland Storage with others sure to follow soon. LTO-5 offers improvements such as higher capacity and ...
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LTO-6 is the current tape format from the Linear Tape-Open Consortium first released in 2012 that will eventually be succeeded by LTO-7, LTO-8, LTO-9...
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Fax Group is an encoding format used for fax transmission.
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Microsoft has offered a glimpse of the next version of its Windows Media range of products.
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JBIG (Joint Bi-level Image Experts Group) is a group of experts that is producing standards for bi-level image coding.
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IBM's Internet Security Systems division is warning customers about a wave of spam messages in the wild containing malicious PDF files trying to ...
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In a recent study by Boston-based Forrester Research, close to 80% of companies polled said they use three or more business intelligence (BI) ...
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Capacity optimization (CO) is a technique for getting more data on a storage medium by analyzing the data for unique repetitive patterns that can be...
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Rearchitect storage to maximize unstructured data use at the global scale for larger data sets coming from big data analytics and other applications.
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This excerpt from e-book "The tips and tricks guide to securing Windows Server 2003" describes what PPTP is, what it does and issues with the first ...
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Lisa Phifer discusses one widely available type of "free" client: those used in Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol VPNs.
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A progressive JPEG is the JPEG equivalent of the interlaced GIF Graphics Interchange Format.
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Understanding the video resolution standards for both standard definition and HD formats helps make informed video conferencing decisions.
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On a handheld device, a tap is the equivalent of a mouse click on a personal computer, used to select options and to interact with programs.
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Using cut-and-paste in the command prompt is easy. Here's how you do it for Win2k Pro and Win2k server.
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Office suite expert Solveig Haugland explains how to format an image in OpenOffice using the Draw tool.
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A quiz about laptop computers: This technology is used in the liquid crystal displays of notebook and laptop computers to provide a more responsive ...
