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virtual disaster recovery

Virtual disaster recovery is a type of DR that typically involves replication and allows a user to fail over to virtualized workloads.

Backup deduplication has moved from cutting-edge technology to mainstream staple. Learn about the different types, benefits and ...

Your natural disaster recovery plan checklist needs the right data backup procedures. Here are 10 guidelines that can help save ...

Metallic is a Commvault brand focused on delivering cloud-based SaaS backup, with separate products protecting servers and VMs, ...

Age-old hard disk drives get a new twist as energy-assisted technologies fuel Western Digital's upcoming new 20 TB HDDs and ...

Four industry experts discuss whether enterprises are really bringing data back from the public cloud, what's driving this trend ...

New Violin CEO talks up plans for newly architected, NVMe-based flash array that will focus on enterprise software capabilities ...

Harrison Steel Castings outgrew its converged system and swapped it out for Scale Computing HC3 hyper-converged infrastructure, ...

Composability tailors resources as unified services to specific workloads. Find out how it works and compares to converged and ...

Automating your composable infrastructure engenders flexibility that enables enterprises to reshape the data center and keep pace...

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