Fujifilm to raise data tape production fivefold as AI drives storage demand
AI data centres are creating a growing need for storage, and Fujifilm is betting that one of the oldest technologies in the business still has a place in the future. The Japanese company will invest ¥10 billion (€56 million) to increase its magnetic tape production capacity fivefold. The investment will go into Fujifilm’s factory in […] This story continues at The Next Web
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