Quantum Boosts Cyber Resiliency With Advanced DXi9000 Series

Core Insights - Quantum Corporation (QMCO) has launched the DXi9200, a hybrid data protection appliance designed to combat modern cybersecurity threats, particularly ransomware [1][2] - The DXi9200 features flexible scalability, starting with a 110 TB entry capacity and can scale up to 2.2 PB, with a data reduction rate of 70x, allowing for efficient data management [3] - The appliance is built on a hardened architecture aligned with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, incorporating advanced security features such as data encryption and multi-factor authentication [4] Product Features - The DXi9200 offers 30% faster "ingest and restore" performance compared to its predecessor, enabling more frequent backups and rapid data recovery [5] - It includes immutable snapshots and RAID parity protection to safeguard against data corruption, and it integrates with leading backup software like Veeam and Veritas [6] - The appliance combines NVMe flash and dense hard drives, achieving double the price/performance of earlier models while using 25% less power [7] Market Position - QMCO is recognized as a leading provider of end-to-end data management solutions, serving various sectors including life sciences and government [9] - Despite the launch of the DXi9200, QMCO has experienced a 6.9% year-over-year revenue decline to $70.5 million, attributed to a slowdown in the Product segment and supply chain issues [10] - QMCO's stock has decreased by 50.7% over the past year, contrasting with a 26.1% growth in its subindustry [11]