Tape Technology Seminar A Plethora of Tape Options Mike McCorkle Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. - Computer Products Division 555 Taxter Road - Elmsford NY 10523 Phone: +1-800-755-3854 x1281 e-mail: [email protected]
Presented at the THIC Meeting at the Hilton San Diego/Del Mar Del Mar CA 92014-1901 on January 22, 2002
1 Fujifilm Computer Products Mike McCorkle - National Technical Support Manager Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. - Computer Products Division 555 Taxter Road - Elmsford, NY 10523 e-mail: [email protected] Phone: 800-755-3854 x1281
Tape Technology Seminar A Plethora of Tape Options THIC Conference Del Mar, California January 22, 2002
Web Site: fujifilmmediasource.com
2 1/22/02 Fujifilm Computer Products Tape Technology Seminar
1. Current Industry Standards •DDS4 & DLTtape IV 2. Why New High-End Tapes? •NAS, SAN & Serverless Backup 3. Future Industry Standards •DLTtape IV •SuperDLTtape •LTO Ultrium 4. High-End Tape Overview •All Current High-End Offerings •more coming in future •Sorting the Choices 3 10/4/00 Current Industry Standards 4mm DDS & DLTtape
• 7 million 4mm DDS Drives >Large Installed Base >DDS Still Growing >DDS4 -- 20 GB at 3 MB/s
• 1.7 million DLTtape Drives >Fastest Growing Market Segment >DLT8000 -- 40 GB at 6 MB/s >DLT1 -- 40 GB at 3 MB/s >VS-Tape80 -- 40 GB at 3 MB/s
4 1/22/02 4mm DDS
DDS4 Drives • 150 meter MP+ + + Media • 20 GB Native Capacity •2.4 - 3 MB/sec. Data Rate TAPE Fujifilm DDS DDS-2 DDS-3 DDS-4 MEDIA P/N Drives Drives Drives Drives DG-60M 26047060 1.3 GB 1.3 GB 1.3 GB Note DG-90M 26047190 2 GB 2 GB 2 GB Note DG-120M 26047120 N/A 4 GB 4 GB 4 GB DG3-125M 26047300 N/A N/A 12 GB 12 GB DG4-150M 26047350 N/A N/A N/A 20 GB
Native Capacities Shown Note: DDS-1 tape compatibility on DDS-4 drives varies with different drive manufacturers.
5 10/4/99 DLTtape
MEDIA DRIVES CAPACITY PERFORMANCE (Native-Compressed) (Native-Compressed) DLT-260 - Tz85 2.6 GB 0.8 MB/s DLTtape III – DLT-600 - Tz86 6 GB 0.8 MB/s TK85 DLT-2000 - Tz87 10 GB – 20 GB 1.25 MB/s – 2.5 MB/s DLTtape IIIXT – DLT-2000XT - 15 GB – 30 GB 1.25 MB/s – 2.5 MB/s DLT-4000 - Tz88 20 GB – 40 GB 1.5 MB/s – 3 MB/s DLT-7000 - Tz89 35 GB – 70 GB 5 MB/s – 10 MB/s DLTtape IV – TK88 DLT-8000 40 GB – 80 GB 6 MB/s – 12 MB/s
DLT1 & VS-Tape 80 40 GB – 80 GB 3 MB/s – 6 MB/s
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•DLT1 and ValuSmart Tape 80 are Benchmark Year Storage Innovations Inc. DLT1 format drives. 7 3/21/01 Native The Benchmark DLT1 Road Map Native Capacity Transfer Rate
Generation 3* ValuSmart-Tape 320 (160GB, ?MB/s)
Generation 2* ValuSmart-Tape 160 (80GB, 6MB/s)
Generation 1 Generation 1 - Half Height Drive DLT1 (40GB, 3MB/s) ValuSmart-Tape 80 (40GB, 3MB/s)
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
•The Benchmark DLT1 and ValuSmart Tape 80 *Subject to change - Forward-looking information is based Drives write DLTtape IV in a non-DLT format. on technology announcements & published roadmaps. 8 Tape’s Future
Why New High-End Tapes? UTILIZATION
• Near Online Tape • Virtual Tape Systems (VTS) • Fast Access Primary Storage • Live, Serverless LAN-free Backup CENTRALIZATION
• Network Attached Storage (NAS) • Storage Area Networking (SAN) • Application Service Providers (ASP) • Storage Service Providers (SSP)
9 3/21/00 What New High-End Tape Technologies?
New High-End 1/2” Tape Technologies
Two New Product Families:
SuperDLT and LTO-Ultrium
10 10/4/00 New Technology: SuperDLTtape Technology
• Quantum & Tandberg Super DLT Drives • Product roadmap from 110 GB to 1.2 TB • Backward compatible with DLTtape IV formats • Enabled by Four New Technologies –Advanced Metal Powder Media (AMP) –Pivoting Optical Servo –Magneto Resistive Cluster Heads –Enhanced Partial Response Channel
11 12/4/00 Advanced Metal Powder Media y Advanced technology supports multiple generations of Super DLTtape products y Reliable, proven multi-coated High coercivity Metal Particle media magnetic layer y Back coating has guide tracks Under layer for optical servo positioning of the drive’s read/write head
Enhanced base film layer
Back coat layer with servo guides
12 12/4/00 Laser Guided Magnetic Recording Super DLTtape Combines the best of Magnetics & Optics Advanced MR Cluster Head
Pivoting Optical Servo
Magnetic Laser/Optics Data Tracks Optical Guidance Tracks 13 12/4/00 Super DLTtape1 Drive Family
• First Generation Super DLTtape (SDLT-1) will have two different capacity / performance tape drives to meet different end user needs.
• Both SDLT-1 drives will offer Backward Read Compatibility (BRC) with DLTtape IV recorded by DLT4000, DLT7000, DLT8000, DLT1 and ValuSmart Tape 80 drives.
14 1/29/01 Super DLTtape1 Drive Family
Two Drives for 1st Generation SuperDLTtape1:
• SDLT-220 -- 110 GB capacity at 11 MB/sec Transfer Rate - Non Backwards Read Compatible (Non BRC) model is offered by OEM’s. Shipping 1Q 2001. - Backwards Read Compatible (BRC) model is available from OEM’s and through the distribution channel. Shipping 2Q 2001.
• SDLT-320 -- About 160 GB* Capacity at about 16 MB/sec* - This drive will be backward read/write compatible with the 110GB format and offer DLTtape IV BRC. Expected 4Q 2002.
* Approximate - All SDLT-320 Specifications Subject to Change. 15 1/7/02 Native The Quantum SuperDLTtape Road Map Native Capacity Transfer Rate
Generation 4* SDLT 2400 (1.2TB, 100+ MB/s)
Generation 3* SDLT 1280 (640GB, 50+ MB/s) te
Generation 2* SDLT 640 (320GB, 32MB/s) 100 MB/s 1 Teraby
Generation 1* SDLT 320 (160GB, 16MB/s)
Generation 1 SDLT 220 (110GB, 11MB/s)
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
*Subject to change - Forward-looking information is based on technology announcements & published roadmaps. 16 It’s What’s Inside that Counts. Think Fujifilm Media, for Today’s & Tomorrow’s Most Popular Drives! Questions About SuperDLTtape?
FUJIFILM’S Advanced super Thin-layer and high- Output Metal Media
17 10/4/99 New Technology LTO (Linear Tape-Open)
• IBM / HP / Seagate LTO Drives • Two Products – Ultrium (single-reel; high capacity) – Accelis (dual-reel; fast access) • Four-generation Roadmap – Ultrium from 100 GB to 800 GB – Accelis from 25 GB to 200 GB • New Formats (no compatibility)
18 5/3/01 LTO Ultrium1 Format
• The Ultrium Format is the high-capacity, single- reel implementation of LTO (Linear Tape Open).
• The 1st generation (Ultrium1) Format provides 100 GB of native data capacity and up to 20 MB/s native transfer rate.
• LTO Ultrium1 Format Drives began shipping September 2000.
19 9/5/00 LTO Ultrium1 Format
Ultrium1 Data Cartridges
• High Capacity -- The Ultrium1 format calls for cartridges with 10, 30, 50 and 100 GB capacity.
• LTO-CM (cartridge memory) -- An embedded electronic module stores the cartridge’s usage history and other information using memory with a non-contact passive RF interface.
• Pre-written Servo -- Magnetic servo tracks for drive positioning of the drive’s read/write head are factory written. 20 6/5/00 MultiMulti--ChannelChannel LinearLinear SerpentineSerpentine RecordingRecording
BOT 8-element head writes 12 sets EOT of 8 tracks each - in each data band
Servo Band Data 96 Data Tracks Track Data Band 3 Servo Band
96 Data Tracks Data Band 1 Servo Band
96 Data Tracks Data Band 0 Servo Band
96 Data Tracks Data Band 2 Servo Band
Diagram not to scale – Five servo bands occupy < 8% of recording surface area.
21 12/4/00 The LTO Ultrium Road Map
Native Native Capacity Transfer Rate
Generation 4* (800GB, 80-160MB/s) te
Generation 3* (400GB, 40-80MB/s) 1 Teraby
Generation 2* 100 MB/s (200GB, 20-40MB/s)
Generation 1 (100GB, 10-20MB/s)
First Generation LTO Ultrium began shipping September 2000 *Subject to change - Forward-looking information is based on technology announcements & published roadmaps. 22 It’s What’s Inside that Counts. Think Fujifilm Media, for Today’s & Tomorrow’s Most Popular Drives! Questions About LTO-Ultrium?
FUJIFILM’S Advanced super Thin-layer and high- Output Metal Media
23 10/4/99 Product Comparison Super DLT & LTO Ultrium
Data Native Native Cartridge Capacity Data Rate 110 GB 11 MB/sec Super DLT1 160 GB* 16 MB/sec*
LTO Ultrium1 100 GB 7.5 -16 MB/sec**
* The specification shown is an approximate value and subject to change. ** The transfer rate can vary among drive manufacturers and drive models; the range of current rates for different shipping models is shown.
24 5/3/01 More & More Choices in this Fast-Growing Marketplace Today’s Users Have a Choice of Many Different Tape Technologies
High-End Tape Overview •Many High-Capacity Choices •Current & Future •Sorting the Choices •Which Tape Technology Fits Your Requirements?
* Mike’s Criteria to Make The Charts That Follow on the Next Three Pages: High Capacity and a Sustained Native Transfer Rate of 2 MB/s or Faster. NOTE: Only the highest capacity/transfer-rate Media and Drive offering in each product family is shown. -- Other media/drive models within the same family often meet the above criteria too. For charts that show all media/drive models for each tape technology, please contact [email protected].
25 10/5/99 Current High-Capacity Tape Technologies (page 1 of 2)
Native Native Drive Tape Media Drive Capacity Data Rate Maker
DD-2QD L 19mm Helical MP+ DST-314 660 GB 20 MB/s Ampex DTF-2 L ½” Helical MP+ GY-8240 200 GB 24 MB/s Sony SuperDLTtape1 Quantum, ½” Linear AMP SDLT-220 110 GB* 11 MB/s* Tandberg LTO Ultrium1 IBM, HP ½” Linear MP++ LTO Ultrium 100 GB 15 MB/s** Seagate AIT-3 8mm Helical AME+ SDX-700C 100 GB 11MB/s Sony M-2 (Mammoth-2) Mammoth 8mm Helical AME (8900) 60 GB 12 MB/s Exabyte T9940 ½” Linear MP STK-9940 60 GB 10 MB/s StorageTek SD-3 ½” Helical MP Redwood 50 GB 11 MB/s StorageTek SLR100 ¼” Linear MP SLR100 50 GB 5 MB/s Tandberg
* There will be a higher-capacity, faster drive model offered. ** Faster and slower drive models are currently available. 26 1/22/02 Current High-Capacity Tape Technologies (page 2 of 2)
Native Native Drive Tape Media Drive Capacity Data Rate Maker
Magstar 3590-E ½” Linear MP 3590-E 40 GB 14 MB/s IBM DLTtape IV Quantum, ½” Linear MP++ DLT-8000 40 GB 6 MB/s Tandberg DLTtape IV * DLT1* ½” Linear MP++ VS-Tape 80 40 GB 3 MB/s Benchmark VXA – V17 8mm Helical AME VXA-1 33 GB 3 MB/s Ecrix 50GB-ADR 8mm Linear Co-∂Fe2O3 ADR50 25 GB 2 MB/s OnStream STK-9840 STK ½” Linear MP 9840-B 20 GB 19 MB/s StorageTek DDS4–150M Seagate, 4mm Helical MP+++ DDS-4 20 GB ~ 2.7 MB/s Sony, HP Magstar-MP CXL IBM 8mm Linear MP 3570-C 7 GB 7 MB/s IBM
* Benchmark Storage Innovations Inc. Drives write DLTtape IV in a non-DLT format.
27 122/02 New Industry Offerings Continue to Expand User’s Choices High-Capacity Tape Products Expected 2Q 2002 -- 3Q 2003*
Native Native Drive Tape Media Drive Capacity Data Rate Maker
S-AIT Sony, ½” Helical AME S-AIT 500 GB 30 MB/s MKE SuperDLTtape1 Quantum, ½” Linear AMP SDLT-320 160 GB 16MB/s Tandberg M-3 (Mammoth-3) 8mm Helical AME M-3 120 GB 18 MB/s Exabyte DLTtape IV ½” Linear MP++ VS-Tape160 80 GB 6 MB/s Benchmark VXA - V17 8mm Helical AME VXA-2 55 GB 5 MB/s Ecrix Travan-7 8mm Linear MP Travan 40 20GB 2 MB/s Seagate
* Subject to change - Information shown in this forward-looking chart is based on technology announcements, published roadmaps, articles and interviews; ALL INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CORRECTION AND CHANGE.
28 1/22/02 Which Tape Technology to Backup NAS, SAN & Other High-End Centralized Storage?
AIT-2 DLT7000 LTO- AIT-3 M2 SLR-100 DLT8000 Ultrium1 SDLT1
Sony Exabyte Tandberg Quantum HP Quantum IBM Tandberg Seagate Tandberg
• Mike’s Criteria: Less Than $10,000 Drive Cost, • Sorting the Choices – Which of these Tape Transfer Rate 5 MB/s or faster and shipping. Technologies is right for your business?
29 1/22/02 It’s What’s Inside that Counts. Think Fujifilm Media, for Today’s & Tomorrow’s Most Popular Drives! Thank You!
FUJIFILM’S Advanced super Thin-layer and high- Output Metal Media
30 10/4/99 Fujifilm’s Coating Technology Creates Breakthrough Products
Fujifilm began coating motion picture and photographic film in the mid 1930’s using die coating technology. Simultaneous multi-coating technology was developed in 1960 . Also in 1960, Fujifilm produced its first magnetic tape products. In 1965, Fujifilm began manufacturing computer tape. Fujifilm’s floppy disks (8-inch) were introduced in 1977. Fujifilm began manufacturing dual-coated magnetic media in 1989 and Advanced super Thin-layer and high-Output Metal Media (ATOMM) dual-coated media in 1992. For ATOMM, Fujifilm’s special die coating head simultaneously applies two separate and unique layers, one magnetic and one non- magnetic. It’s a dual coating system Fujifilm invented that has allowed us to continually develop the industry’s “next generation” storage products and develop Nano Cubic Technology for future storage products with even greater capacities.31