digital linear tape

Digital Linear Tape (DLT) is a de facto standard for magnetic tape technology used for computer data storage. It was invented by Digital Equipment Corporation, and was purchased by Quantum Corporation in 1994, who currently manufacture drives and license the technology. A variant with higher capacity has the code-name Super DLT (SDLT). Manufacturers of cartridges for the DLT market include:

apacity (GB)	Interface	Speed (MB/s)	Date	Media
LT2000	15	SCSI	1.25	1993	DLTII
LT4000	20	SCSI	1.5	1994	DLTIII
LT7000	35	SCSI	5	1996	DLTIV
DLT 220	110	Ultra-2	10	1998	SDLT I
LT8000	40	SCSI	6	1999	DLTIV
DLT 320	160	Ultra-2/Ultra-3	16	2003	SDLT I
DLT 600	300	Ultra-320/Fibre channel	40	2004	SDLT II
DLT 1280	640	\|50 \|2005 \|SDLT III
DLT 2400	1200	\|100 \|2006 \|SDLT IV

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