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Parallel file copy from single source to multiple targets?

Is any program ( linux /win) can copy large data ( 60 - 80 GB) to multiple drives simultaneously . It should do parallel copy from one source to multiple destinations of local disks.( not for network disks useing multicast) .

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On Linux you can use tee from the command line to copy to multiple destinations. 

cat file | tee outfile1 outfile2

You can use cp along with xargs to copy entire folders to multiple destinations:

echo somedir somedir2 | xargs -n 1 cp -a folder/

On Windows, there is n2ncopy:

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