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continuous dataIn mathematics, data that can take any of an infinite number of values between whole numbers and so may not be measured completely accurately. This type of data contrasts with discrete data, in which the variable can only take one of a finite set of values. For example, the sizes of apples on a tree form continuous data, whereas the numbers of apples form discrete data.
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com), a developer of disk-based backup solutions, announced today it will begin marketing its innovative backup technology under the Continuous Data Protection (CDP) Server brand. FilesX, a leading provider of next-generation Continuous Data Protection and CDP On-Demand[TM] technology, today announced that FilesX Xpress Restore[TM] data protection and recovery software has been named a Finalist in Storage Magazine's Product of the Year competition in the backup and disaster recovery software and services category. The new capabilities extend continuous data protection (CDP) and continuous data replication (CDR) for Microsoft Exchange 2007 with guaranteed transactional integrity and very rapid recovery in the event of a partial or full system failure. |
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