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DDS(1) (Digital Data Storage) See DAT.
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| The arrival of DAT 72 technology has given a mid-life boost to the 4mm Digital Data Storage (DDS) format with an affordable tape drive solution that offers a convenient, backward- compatible upgrade path to high-capacity backup for the huge installed base of DDS users. In order to address this need the Object Management Group (OMG[TM]) defined the DDS specification which provides a set of profiles that target real-time information-availability for domains ranging from small-scale embedded control systems up to large-scale enterprise information management systems. While DDS represents more than half of all tape drives purchased in recent years, the technology has become antiquated and no longer offers adequate capacity, speed and reliability to meet end users' ever-growing storage needs. |
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