What are the NAND flash memory types and where do they work best?

Which type of NAND flash memory is best for your environment? We break down five major NAND flash options, their benefits and where they work best. Read more »

How to choose between scale-up vs. scale-out storage

Scaling up and scaling out are both approaches to increase storage capacity. To decide which approach to take, consider short- and long-term requirements. Read more »

NVMe over TCP details and features you need to know

NVMe/TCP is here. The specification lays out how to deliver data across an existing TCP network, making implementation simple and cost-efficient. Read more »

NetApp aims to transcend storage roots with vision to make data AI-ready

NetApp is redefining its role beyond storage with new AI-focused data infrastructure unveiled at its Insight conference. Read more »

What is a backup storage device?

A backup storage device is a hardware component that stores duplicate copies of data. Read more »

High-capacity SSDs positioned to tackle AI onslaught

More AI means more data, and organizations need a way to accommodate it all. For that, flash vendors are looking to high-capacity SSDs as a critical layer in the... Read more »

Manage storage with log forwarding via rsyslog

Follow this comprehensive step-by-step guide to effectively plan and implement an automated log centralization process using rsyslog’s flexible features. Read more »

What is unified storage? Features, pros/cons, comparison to block/file storage

Unified storage, sometimes called network unified storage (NUS) or multiprotocol storage, is a storage system that combines block and file storage and enables users to run and manage files... Read more »

5 tips for improving data storage efficiency

Update on-premises infrastructure, refine DLM strategies, employ data reduction techniques and continuously monitor storage systems to improve storage efficiency. Read more »

Glossary of 25 top data storage terms you should know

This collection of data storage terms covers newer technologies, such as blockchain storage, and legacy tech, including network-attached storage and tape drives. Read more »
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