Seagate announces LYVE cloud infrequent access tier within its portfolio of world-class technologies
London, December 2024- Unlock Cost-Efficient, Flexible Data Storage with Seagate’s New Infrequent Access Tier!
At ET Works, we are excited to share Seagate’s new Lyve Cloud Storage Infrequent Access Tier – a game-changer for enterprises looking to optimise their IT budgets without compromising on performance or security!
Seagate’s Lyve Cloud Object Storage, a leading S3-compatible solution, has introduced new flexible, cost-efficient archive tiering, enabling a predictable and flexible way to store infrequently accessed data with no retrieval fees. The infrequent access tier is offered as a dedicated tenant, helping enterprises to manage, archive and delete data according to their data lifecycle needs.
Key Benefits:
• Cost-Efficiency: Store infrequently accessed data at a lower cost, with no retrieval fees!
• High Performance: Enjoy high durability, throughput, and low latency, with service level agreements similar to the standard tier.
• Security & Compliance: Advanced encryption and immutability for complete peace of mind.
Ready to optimise your data lifecycle management? Get started with Seagate’s new Infrequent Access Tier today!
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For more information contact sales@etworks.com
Darren Biggs
Geoscience Services Manager
Specialist in Oil and Gas IT & Data Management, Renewables, application integration, IM/DM architecture and empowering G&G users – experienced with Petrel, Studio, OpenWorks, Geoframe and everything in between. Rumored to have designed the tetragrammaton of seismic naming standards for at least two international E&P companies and sometime paramour of all things data, geology, geophysics and subsurface. Lives with his family in an old house formerly owned by the stunt pilot for Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Strangelove and many James Bond movies. Spends the weekends fixing the bits that fall off it.
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