hardware compression

Hardware compression is supported if the tape drive supports it.

H.264 hardware compression offers fast transfer rates over the Internet with high quality video.

It features a real-time encoding and decoding algorithm and hardware compression support.

This configuration enables data compression rates upwards of 20:1 versus traditional tape hardware compression of 3:1.

Some models include hardware SSL acceleration for key exchanges and bulk encryption/decryption, and hardware compression assistance.

Although consideration must be given if hardware compression is active, as the output from the CHARGEN service is easily and efficiently compressed.

Accompanying the Linux kernel driver for the AHA361-PCIX is an utility and customised capable of using the hardware compression from Apache.

The compression algorithms used in low-end products are not the most effective known today, and better results can usually be obtained by turning off hardware compression, using software compression (and encryption if desired) instead.

ZIP archives, extracting WavPack files within ZIP archives, extracting files from archives created on IBM z/OS using hardware compression tools, changes in FIPS Mode to support NIST algorithm changes affective end of 2010.