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Fujifilm plans 5x production boost of 100TB magnetic storage tapes driven by skyrocketing AI storage demand

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Fujifilm plans to boost production of magnetic tape by as much as 5x as it works to keep up with demand for the data storage medium that has seen a jump in popularity amid ongoing global AI data…

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