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Data Domain launches dedupe array

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Data Domain unveils data center dedupe array
Deduplication upstart, Data Domain, announced the availability of its DDX series "data center scale deduplicating protection storage array." The array contains a new controller, the DD560, which fully configured offers up to 6.4 terabytes (TB) per hour of sustained throughput and up to 15 petabytes (PB) of capacity for long-term online retention of backup data. Using the company's Global Compression technology, DDX array configurations are available for less than 35 cent per GB, the company claims.

Separately, Data Domain announced it has partnered with ETI-NET, a specialized developer of storage interfaces for multivendor data centers, to offer data protection capabilities for Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) NonStop servers. A joint engineering effort between the companies has resulted in the adaptation and qualification of Data Domain's disk-based compression technologies with ETI-NET EZX/BackBox virtual tape controllers to enable high-performance storage of large amounts of

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