Definition of deduplicate in English:

deduplicate

verbdiːˈdjuːplɪkeɪtdiˈd(j)upləˌkeɪt

[with object]

Eliminate duplicate or redundant information from (something, especially computer data)
they can deduplicate files uploaded by many different users to keep costs lower than otherwise possible
Example sentencesExamples
- When app servers run a backup, the data is typically deduplicated and compressed.
- We can back up our entire infrastructure, deduplicate, compress and encrypt and also mirror over to our other site for off-site disaster recovery.
- The appliances automatically deduplicate content, which reduces total storage required by a large margin.
- Jobs that take us 30 seconds would have taken weeks before, and it has enabled us to deduplicate some processes.
- Remote office data can be deduplicated and replicated centrally as well as backed up locally without additional branch office hardware.
- Facebook will deduplicate users who like two pages by assigning them to the most recent page they have liked.
- He recommends focusing policies on information and people, not technologies or platforms, embracing platform agnostic tools, and deduplicating cloud data.
- The system needs to deduplicate data blocks.
- Choose a deduplication solution that can deduplicate at the byte level without impeding backup performance.
- Of the organisations surveyed, 50 % say that "little or none of their data is deduplicated".

Definition of deduplicate in US English:

deduplicate

verbdēˈd(y)o͞opləˌkātdiˈd(j)upləˌkeɪt

[with object]

Eliminate duplicate or redundant information from (something, especially computer data)
they can deduplicate files uploaded by many different users to keep costs lower than otherwise possible
Example sentencesExamples
- He recommends focusing policies on information and people, not technologies or platforms, embracing platform agnostic tools, and deduplicating cloud data.
- The system needs to deduplicate data blocks.
- The appliances automatically deduplicate content, which reduces total storage required by a large margin.
- Remote office data can be deduplicated and replicated centrally as well as backed up locally without additional branch office hardware.
- Choose a deduplication solution that can deduplicate at the byte level without impeding backup performance.
- Facebook will deduplicate users who like two pages by assigning them to the most recent page they have liked.
- Jobs that take us 30 seconds would have taken weeks before, and it has enabled us to deduplicate some processes.
- We can back up our entire infrastructure, deduplicate, compress and encrypt and also mirror over to our other site for off-site disaster recovery.
- When app servers run a backup, the data is typically deduplicated and compressed.
- Of the organisations surveyed, 50 % say that "little or none of their data is deduplicated".

单词	deduplicate
释义	Definition of deduplicate in English: deduplicate verbdiːˈdjuːplɪkeɪtdiˈd(j)upləˌkeɪt [with object] Eliminate duplicate or redundant information from (something, especially computer data) they can deduplicate files uploaded by many different users to keep costs lower than otherwise possible Example sentencesExamples When app servers run a backup, the data is typically deduplicated and compressed. We can back up our entire infrastructure, deduplicate, compress and encrypt and also mirror over to our other site for off-site disaster recovery. The appliances automatically deduplicate content, which reduces total storage required by a large margin. Jobs that take us 30 seconds would have taken weeks before, and it has enabled us to deduplicate some processes. Remote office data can be deduplicated and replicated centrally as well as backed up locally without additional branch office hardware. Facebook will deduplicate users who like two pages by assigning them to the most recent page they have liked. He recommends focusing policies on information and people, not technologies or platforms, embracing platform agnostic tools, and deduplicating cloud data. The system needs to deduplicate data blocks. Choose a deduplication solution that can deduplicate at the byte level without impeding backup performance. Of the organisations surveyed, 50 % say that "little or none of their data is deduplicated". Definition of deduplicate in US English: deduplicate verbdēˈd(y)o͞opləˌkātdiˈd(j)upləˌkeɪt [with object] Eliminate duplicate or redundant information from (something, especially computer data) they can deduplicate files uploaded by many different users to keep costs lower than otherwise possible Example sentencesExamples He recommends focusing policies on information and people, not technologies or platforms, embracing platform agnostic tools, and deduplicating cloud data. The system needs to deduplicate data blocks. The appliances automatically deduplicate content, which reduces total storage required by a large margin. Remote office data can be deduplicated and replicated centrally as well as backed up locally without additional branch office hardware. Choose a deduplication solution that can deduplicate at the byte level without impeding backup performance. Facebook will deduplicate users who like two pages by assigning them to the most recent page they have liked. Jobs that take us 30 seconds would have taken weeks before, and it has enabled us to deduplicate some processes. We can back up our entire infrastructure, deduplicate, compress and encrypt and also mirror over to our other site for off-site disaster recovery. When app servers run a backup, the data is typically deduplicated and compressed. Of the organisations surveyed, 50 % say that "little or none of their data is deduplicated".
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