Zantaz mulls bringing tape restoration to Europe | Computer Business Review
Archiving vendor Zantaz Inc is considering the introduction of its
backup tape restoration technology to Europe.
Steve King, CEO of the Pleasanton, California-based company, said
it developed its data restoration capability in 2002 and offers it
as a service. He explained that the technology is relevant in
compliance scenarios, where the retention period of data is
changing. "We can take the stuff that held on tape and make it more
readily accessible on disk."
In addition to the increased accessibility, he went on, this
service reduces the risk of holding data on tape, as well as
enabling de-duping.
"It also helps when it comes to the deadline for deleting the data,
because deletion from backup tapes is something of an issue in its
own right," said Glenn Perachio, Zantaz' European sales director.
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