Sony LTX6000G
LTO Ultrium 7 Data Cartridge – 6TB/15TB LTO-7 Tap
The Sony LTX6000GLTO Ultrium 7 Data Cartridge delivers high-capacity, high-speed, and highly reliable tape storage, perfect for enterprise-level backup, archival, and disaster recovery solutions. With 6TB native and up to 15TB compressed capacity, it meets the demands of today’s data-heavy environments.
Features
Sony LTX6000G is built on the LTO-7 standard, offering dramatic improvements in speed and capacity over previous generations. With a compressed data transfer rate of up to 750MB/s, it supports rapid data movement for backup windows, long-term archiving, and secure off-site storage.
Advanced Options
Ideal for use in enterprise data centers, media production archives, and compliance-regulated industries, this cartridge is engineered for long-term stability and efficient integration into automated tape libraries or standalone systems. Its advanced magnetic coating and robust design ensure consistent performance even with intensive use.
Product Key Features
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6TB native / 15TB compressed storage capacity
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Ultra-fast transfer speeds up to 750MB/s (compressed)
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Advanced servo and error correction technology for data accuracy
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Designed for high-volume backup, archiving, and compliance storage
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Long archival life of up to 30 years with secure, dust-resistant casing
Reliability & Performance
The Sony LTX6000G is designed for maximum longevity, with support for up to 1 million passes and a 30-year archival shelf life. Its advanced servo tracking and hardware-based error correction systems reduce read/write errors and improve overall reliability. Compatible with both LTO-7 and LTO-8 drives (read/write on LTO-8), the cartridge is a future-ready investment for scalable storage systems.
Key Features :
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6TB native / 15TB compressed capacity
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Up to 750MB/s compressed transfer speed
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Built-in error correction and servo technology
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High-density magnetic coating for enhanced performance
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Rugged, anti-static shell for dust protection
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Up to 30 years of archival durability
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