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True that, but also those 28TB disks are actually 25TB. So the break even point moves back.
by bestouff 1y ago
True that, but also those 28TB disks are actually 25TB. So the break even point moves back.
- jasode 1y agoIf you're trying to compare equivalent units-of-measure of terabyte (10^12) vs tebibyte (2^40), it's: 28TB (HDD) vs 18TB (LTO-9) ... or ... 25TiB (HDD) vs 16.37TiB (LTO-9) The 25Tib shouldn't be compared with gp's clarification of 18TB raw uncompressed capacity. https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/ts4500-tape-library?topic=cartridges-capacity-supported-lto-tape https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/ts4500-tape-library?topic=cartri...