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A No-Brainer Way To Archive Mountains Of Email

Mar 26th, 2009 - You already know how important it is to archive business email in case you need it later for reference, audits, or litigation, but storing all those archived bits and bytes is a real headache. Shoving them all on disks or a dedicated hard drive isn't practical or secure, and searching old email... (Read More)

Understanding Data Storage and De-Deduplicating

Nov 20th, 2008 - When it comes to enterprise computer technology, everything seems to be happening in the cloud these days. Offsite storage was one of the first iterations of cloud computing and is continuing to gain traction as a smart way for companies to safely retain data. You're probably familiar with the... (Read More)

Is it too little too late for Gmail?

Oct 13th, 2007 - Rob Siemborski, Gmail Engineer, wrote in the official Gmail blog on Friday that "a few of you are using Gmail so much that you're running out of space, so to make good on our promise, today we're announcing we are speeding up our counter and giving out more free storage." I have just checked my... (Read More)

Nobel Prize for shrinking hard drive technology

Oct 10th, 2007 - The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2007 to Albert Fert from France and Peter Grünberg from Germany for their discovery of Giant Magnetoresistance. Working independently, the two discovered the Giant Magnetoresistance effect in 1988, although it wasn't... (Read More)

Terabyte drives available soon

Jan 6th, 2007 - Hitachi has now announced a 1-terabyte internal hard drive, claiming they're the first to unveil a 1 terabyte hard drive in the industry. It doesn't sound terribly impressive, given the fact that storage mediums are increasing faster than you can blink an eye. However, they have done quite a... (Read More)

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