Dynamic Solutions International (DSI), a data protection pioneer with over 50 years of expertise, today launches the iDSI750 Enterprise Virtual Tape Library (VTL). As the only VTL engineered directly on IBM Power Systems hardware, it fuses DSI's resilient tech with Power11 processors for unmatched performance in IBM i backups, deduplication, and hybrid cloud setups.
Tailored for IBM Power users facing exploding data and ransomware threats, the iDSI750 slashes recovery times by up to 50% compared to legacy systems. IBM Expert Labs certified, it integrates seamlessly with all IBM i tools—no workflow disruptions. Scale from terabytes to petabytes with models like iDSI750-EV0 (VTL Node), iDSI750-EVD (Deduplication Node), and iDSI750-PVL series.
Key Features:
- Power-Powered Innovation: Harnesses IBM Power11 CPUs for 2x faster processing in IBM i environments vs. x86 rivals.
- Bulletproof Protection: Inline deduplication, replication, high availability, and end-to-end encryption; export to physical tape or cloud storage.
- Hybrid Cloud Mastery: Migrates from outdated systems like ProtecTIER; automate with DSI VTL Conductor and Agent for on-prem-to-cloud efficiency.
"With data volumes surging 40% yearly and cyber attacks costing billions, enterprises demand unbreakable defenses," said Leo Salvaggio, DSI President. "iDSI750 is your game-changer—blending our proven VTL with IBM Power to secure hybrid clouds and cut downtime risks, trusted by 2,000+ global clients."
Security reigns supreme: Built-in encryption and cyber recovery tools combat ransomware, boosting efficiency while meeting compliance needs for finance and healthcare pros.
Available now via DSI and partners. IBM i admins: For more information email
DSI's commitment shines: For over seven years, we've delivered IBM's only certified, qualified and supported VTLs for Power, evolving with iDSI720 models (EV0, EVD, D24, D48) for terabyte to petabyte-scale needs.
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