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An example : Magnetic tape helps reduce CO2 emissions in long-term data storage

We currently manufacture LTO tape with a storage capacity of 18 TB (uncompressed) per cartridge, and have successfully developed technologies that will boost that capacity to 576 TB in the future*1. We have responded to the social issue of digital data storage with high-capacity LTO tape, contributing to reductions in power consumption for data storage, and by extension, reduced CO2 emissions.

  • *1 Jointly developed with IBM
CO2 emissions for ten-year retention of 100 PB of data
(unit: tons)
[figure]Source : Brad Johns Consulting, LLC “Improving Information Technology Sustainability with Modern Tape Storage”

Source : Brad Johns Consulting, LLC “Improving Information Technology Sustainability with Modern Tape Storage”

[image]Protecting the environment that supports us all
Protecting the environment that supports us all
[image]An example : Reducing the environmental impact in the production of semiconductor materials
An example : Reducing the environmental impact in the production of semiconductor materials
[image]An example : Reducing the environmental impact in the production of an endoscopy system
An example : Reducing the environmental impact in the production of an endoscopy system
[image]An example : Environmental considerations in the production of recycled multifunctional printers and cartridges
An example : Environmental considerations in the production of recycled multifunctional printers and cartridges
[image]An example : Reducing the environmental impact in producing cell culture media
An example : Reducing the environmental impact in producing cell culture media
[image]An example : Aim for carbon neutrality* in collaboration with local communities; a pilot
An example : Aim for carbon neutrality* in collaboration with local communities; a pilot

* Zero CO2 emissions from manufacturing (Scope 1 and 2)

[image]An example : Effective use of precious water resources
An example : Effective use of precious water resources