Information storage company Iron Mountain has bought Xepa Digital, which transfers outmoded audio and video tapes to high-resolution digital files. With the purchase, Iron Mountain says it can convert customers' assets on-site.
November 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Information storage company Iron Mountain Inc. said Monday it has purchased Xepa Digital LLP, which transfers outmoded audio and video tapes to high-resolution digital files.
Iron Mountain said the deal would give entertainment customers peace of mind, knowing that their valuable assets will never have to leave the Iron Mountain facility for digital transfer, reducing the chance of loss or damage.
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