In the last chapter, we described a typical computer system storage hierarchy. In this chapter, we describe the workings of tertiary storage, the lowest level of the hierarchy. In Section 1.2, we discuss magnetic tape drive technology, including measurements of tape drive performance. In Section 1.3, we do the same for optical disk technology. We give examples of both magnetic tape and optical disk drive and robot products and describe technology trends. We finish the chapter with a discussion of two more exotic tertiary storage technologies: holographic storage and optical tape
During the coming years, digital data storage technologies will continue an aggressive growth to sat...
This report summarizes current state of the art in tertiary storage systems. We also summarize the c...
Optical storage technology has advanced to the point where one can store megabytes and terabytes in...
This thesis focuses on an often-neglected area of computer system design: tertiary storage. In the l...
In spite of the rapid decrease in magnetic disk prices, tertiary storage (i.e., removable media in a...
data storage is found in popular consumer products. Compact Discs (CDs), Digital Versatile Discs (DV...
With the advent of multi-media and other applications that require the incorporation of large amount...
To overcome growing requirements for additional space and for archival storage of less used, old and...
As the computer industry grows, so will the requirements for data storage. Magnetic memory has been ...
There are available today many data storage devices that serve the diverse application requirements ...
© 2004 IEEE. Current data storage techniques are based on magnetic and optical technologies such as ...
The development and evolution of new applications with high storage needs resulted in strengthening ...
Summarization: Recently, technological advances have resulted in the wide availability of commercial...
Data storage technologies have become increasingly important as more and more of our lives are bein...
We describe the use of optical memory disks as elements in optical information processing architectu...
During the coming years, digital data storage technologies will continue an aggressive growth to sat...
This report summarizes current state of the art in tertiary storage systems. We also summarize the c...
Optical storage technology has advanced to the point where one can store megabytes and terabytes in...
This thesis focuses on an often-neglected area of computer system design: tertiary storage. In the l...
In spite of the rapid decrease in magnetic disk prices, tertiary storage (i.e., removable media in a...
data storage is found in popular consumer products. Compact Discs (CDs), Digital Versatile Discs (DV...
With the advent of multi-media and other applications that require the incorporation of large amount...
To overcome growing requirements for additional space and for archival storage of less used, old and...
As the computer industry grows, so will the requirements for data storage. Magnetic memory has been ...
There are available today many data storage devices that serve the diverse application requirements ...
© 2004 IEEE. Current data storage techniques are based on magnetic and optical technologies such as ...
The development and evolution of new applications with high storage needs resulted in strengthening ...
Summarization: Recently, technological advances have resulted in the wide availability of commercial...
Data storage technologies have become increasingly important as more and more of our lives are bein...
We describe the use of optical memory disks as elements in optical information processing architectu...
During the coming years, digital data storage technologies will continue an aggressive growth to sat...
This report summarizes current state of the art in tertiary storage systems. We also summarize the c...
Optical storage technology has advanced to the point where one can store megabytes and terabytes in...