Those images are stored on 1,750 data tapes, each capable of holding 32 gigabytes of data.
Imation, formerly a part of 3M (which made the first magnetic data tapes), still churns out a small amount of tape in the original reel-to-reel format.
Instead, the company delivered to the F.D.A. data tapes and DVD's with the crucial data, saving a great deal of trouble, she said.
He jump-started the process of updating many of the I.R.S.'s outdated computer systems — some of which rely on the same types of data tapes that were in use half a century ago — and pushed through more rigorous training and standards for paid tax preparers.
Instead, it's safe on back-up data tapes somewhere in an undisclosed location.
They've been wisely maintaining redundant servers that mirror their every keystroke and storing backup data tapes in fireproof vaults.
Robots are doing ever more of the physical labor in laboratories--from analyzing DNA samples to handling data tapes from massive particle-physics experiments.
Paul, Minn., metropolitan area were randomly selected from data tapes supplied by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Driver and Vehicle Service Division.
Since T is relatively prime with | I | ( J − j + 1 ) u, this guarantees that the value of each variable in the union of all data tapes will be copied infinitely often to k ∗ and gives the implication (30) ⇒ (31).
Come next month, Citi says the data tapes will be a thing of the past, as it will be sending encrypted data electronically to the credit bureaus from then on.
These events are independent for the u data tapes, thus by choosing u large enough so that 0.5 u < 1 − p, we can assure that the probability of success in at least one recording tape is >p, which is all we need for p-instability.
