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89 Fifth Avenue, 7th Floor New York, NY 10003 www.TheE 212.367.7400 White Paper The Emergence of a New Generation of Deduplication Solutions: Comparing HP StoreOnce vs. EMC Data Domain Printed in the United States of America Copyright 2011 Edison Group, Inc. New York. Edison Group offers no warranty either expressed or implied on the information contained herein and shall be held harmless for errors resulting from its use. All products are trademarks of their respective owners. First Publication: November 2011 Produced by: Renee Boucher Ferguson, Analyst; Barry Cohen, Editor-in-Chief; Manny Frishberg, Editor Table of Contents Executive Summary 1 Introduction 3 Objective 3 Audience 3 Background 4 Technology Solutions 6 HP B6200 StoreOnce Overview 6 EMC Data Domain Overview 7  Data Domain 890 7  Data Domain Global Deduplication Array (GDA) 7 Matters of Scalability 10 What Makes HP B6200 StoreOnce Unique 12 Break it Down: HP B6200 StoreOnce In Detail 12  Scale-Out, Future Ready Design 12  High Availability with Autonomic Restart 15  Federated Deduplication 16  Price Points 17  Licensing: A Matter of Simplicity 18  The Importance of High Availability 18 Conclusions 20 Appendix 21 Executive Summary The HP StoreOnce deduplication technology, launched in 2010, helps IT organizations address the challenge of protecting and recovering exponentially growing amounts of data in the face of stagnant or incrementally increasing IT budgets. On November 29, HP launched the latest iteration of its StoreOnce deduplication portfolio. The HP B6200 StoreOnce Backup System provides enterprise-class scale-out capabilities and autonomic restart of backup jobs for high data availability. T