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Quantum Introduces New Virtual Backup Appliance to Make it Easier to Download and Use DXi Deduplication Technology
New solution delivers more efficient protection and storage of critical backup data, enables data protection across sites and between edge and core
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[{"type":"text","content":"New solution delivers more efficient protection and storage of critical backup data, enables data protection across sites and between edge and core environments\n\n\nSAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Quantum Corporation (NASDAQ: QMCO) today announced a new virtual backup appliance, the DXi V5000, along with the DXi V5000 Community Edition making it easier to download and use Quantum DXi deduplication technology. This new offering is ideally suited for data protection at remote sites, edge environments, and for small businesses looking to efficiently back up and protect their critical data. Quantum is also introducing the DXi V5000 Community Edition, a free version of the DXi V5000 that scales to 5 Terabytes (TB) in size. Users can download the Community Edition in minutes, use it immediately upon download and can later upgrade to the DXi V5000 by purchasing a DXi software subscription license. \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\"Our customers are looking for simpler ways to protect their data, especially protection at remote sites and at the edge,\" says Bruno Hald, vice president and general manager, Secondary Storage for Quantum. \"The DXi V5000 addresses this challenge by taking Quantum DXi deduplication technology and packaging it as a simple to download and use virtual machine. By introducing the Community Edition, we now can get this technology into the hands of as many users as possible so they can more efficiently backup and protect their critical data.\"\nAbout the DXi V5000 Virtual Backup Appliance\nThe DXi V5000 has the same features and capabilities of a physical DXi appliance, deployed as a virtual machine. A common use case is using the DXi V5000 as a virtual backup appliance at a remote site, then replicating deduplicated data to a core data center so that organizations can protect their data across sites, and between edge and core. Feature highlights include:\nThe ability to deploy as a virtual machine on VMware, Hyper-V, or KVM environments, with support for major public cloud platforms coming in the first half of 2022. Scalability from 5 to 256 TB of useable capacity, with dynamic virtual RAM allocation Quantum DXi variable-length deduplication to reduce backup data sets by 20:1 or more Data replication between sites using DXi WAN-efficient replication. WAN traffic is reduced by 20:1 or more since only d...