Sepaton today is rolling out an enhanced version of the software used on its disk-based backup systems that the company says can back up 1,500 MB per second per node.
The new software is available on a new 64-bit S2100-ES2 platform that features the latest drives from Hitachi and a Tivoli management console from IBM that Sepaton has integrated with its systems.
The S2100-ES2 also includes support for a 10GB Ethernet interface alongside Fibre Channel in a 2U device that now also supports the NetBackup OpenStorage software developed by Symantec.
According to Linda Mentzer, vice president of product and program management, the Sepaton approach to disk-based backup distinguishes itself by using a grid-based architecture that allows IT organizations to deploy additional disk-based systems as a node that can cooperatively work with other systems in the network to reduce the amount of time it takes to back up an application.
Source:-http://www.ctoedge.com/content/sepaton-improves-backup-and-deduplication-performance
