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Long-term Storage or Permanent Storage is available to users on the High Performance Storage System (HPSS), an archival storage system, called Fortress. Program files, data files and any other files which are not used often, but which must be saved, can be put in permanent storage. Fortress currently has over 10PB of capacity.

For more information about Fortress, how it works, and user guides, and how to obtain an account:

Fortress Information
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