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When big Tape Stops Being a Storage Asset and Starts Acting Like Radioactive D - Stanley - Dec 23, 2025 When “big Tape” Stops Being a Storage Asset and Starts Acting Like Radioactive D A single 100 TB tape holding hundreds of millions of small files isn’t a marvel — it’s a liability. Sequential media can’t handle that object density safely. The fix: treat tape like a distributed object store. Add erasure coding on-tape and across tapes (RAIT), spread data intelligently, and demand smarter metadata from library vendors. Tape’s future depends on evolving from “big spool of bits” to “resilient coded archive.” https://hackernoon.com/when-big-tape-stops-being-a-storage-asset-and-starts-acting-like-radioactive-data-waste?source=rss |