In data management, a deduplication scheme is a strategy for identifying and eliminating redundant copies of data, storing only unique instances. Used in backup systems and primary storage, it works via hash-based fingerprinting or content analysis. This reduces storage costs, bandwidth usage, and backup windows. IT administrators, cloud providers, and enterprises benefit from lower infrastructure overhead and improved efficiency.
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