AI is generating more data than companies can comfortably store, and Fujifilm plans a fivefold increase in tape production ...

That magnetic tape is being produced in higher volumes for the first time in 20 yearsWhat comes to mind when you hear ...

Fujifilm recently announced a significant new investment in its magnetic tape manufacturing operations. The Japanese giant will spend 10 billion yen, or around $64 million, to ...

FUJIFILM Corporation will invest approximately 10 billion yen at its Kanagawa Factory, Odawara Site, to increase its ...

Fujifilm attributes the surge in archiving demand to the spread of generative AI, which the company remarked is producing “exponential growth” in data needs worldwide. The 5x increase in production ...

Fujifilm is launching a significant ¥10 billion (around $63.3 million) investment to scale up its magnetic tape production ...

Fujifilm plans to increase the production of magnetic tape by as much as 5x as it works to meet a newfound demand for AI data ...

Fujifilm will invest about ¥10bn (€56m) to raise magnetic data tape production fivefold as AI drives demand for archiving.

Magnetic tape and hard disk drives (HDDs), outdated data storage technologies, are experiencing a resurgence driven by the AI ...

Those of us old enough may remember the heyday of the text adventure game genre from the first time around. London-based Magnetic Scrolls was an early pioneering company producing titles for the first ...

One of the joys of old science fiction movies is watching the giant reel-to-reel tape drives spin around as they serve computers less powerful than a modern wristwatch. But magnetic tape isn't just ...

Investing approximately 10 billion yen to meet growing data archiving demand driven by the spread of generative AI Strengthening stable supply ...