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ATOMM

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ATOMMAdvanced Super Thinlayer and High-Output Metal Media
ATOMMHIV/AIDS Total Management Model (comprehensive client-centred HIV/AIDS program)


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These coatings are behind many of today's leading storage media, such as our ATOMM (Advanced super Thin-layer & high-Output Metal Media) coating on DDS, DLTtape, Super DLTtape, and LTO Gen 1-3.
Tape's efficiency as an ILM compliance solution: an interview with ... by Computer Technology Review
The company's ATOMM technology, introduced in 1992, resulted in such breakthrough products as Zip(R) disks, DLTtape(R) IV, Super DLTtape(R) and LTO Ultrium data cartridges.
Fujifilm Technology Key to IBM Demo of Multiple Terabyte Storage; IBM ... by Business Wire
In 1992, Fujifilm introduced ATOMM technology (Advanced Super Thin Layer and High Output Metal Media), a second, non-metal particle layer to enhance the quality and improve recording densities--a huge industry breakthrough that led to the development of new tape storage formats such as Digital Linear Tape (DLT).
The incredible shrinking petabyte: how compression technologies are ... by Gadomski, Richard / Computer Technology Review
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