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HP Q1523B DAT-72 36GB (Native)/72GB (Compressed) DDS-5 SCSI Tape Drive
- Tape Drive Model: DAT-72
- Interface: SCSI
- Native Capacity: 36GB
- Compressed Capacity: 72GB
- Generation: DDS-5
- Form Factor: Internal (typically)
- Designed for Backup and Archiving
- SKU: Q1523B
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Product Overview
The HP Q1523B DAT-72 is a DDS-5 SCSI tape drive capable of storing 36GB natively or 72GB with compression. It is designed for reliable data backup and archiving in small to medium business environments.
Technical Information
| SKU | Q1523B |
| Product Type | Tape Drive |
| Model | DAT-72 |
| Interface | SCSI |
Additional Specifications
| Native Capacity | 36GB |
| Compressed Capacity | 72GB |
| Technology | DDS-5 |
Product Description
The HP Q1523B DAT-72 is a high-capacity tape drive that utilizes the DDS-5 (Digital Data Storage) format, offering a reliable solution for data backup and archival purposes. With a native storage capacity of 36GB, it can store up to 72GB of data when using hardware compression, making it efficient for backing up moderate amounts of data from servers or workstations. The SCSI interface ensures broad compatibility with many server systems that feature SCSI controllers. This tape drive is designed for environments where data integrity and long-term storage are critical. Tape media is known for its longevity and cost-effectiveness for archival purposes, providing a secure offline copy of data that can be protected from online threats like ransomware. The DAT-72's performance is suitable for scheduled backups, ensuring that data can be recovered in the event of hardware failure, accidental deletion, or disaster. As a DDS-5 drive, the Q1523B represents a mature and proven technology for small to medium-sized businesses. It provides a straightforward and dependable method for managing backup and recovery operations. Its integration into a server typically involves an internal bay and connection to a SCSI host adapter, making it a common component in older server infrastructures or dedicated backup appliances.
