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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.

The new Actifio GO for GCP has expanded from backup as a service to include copy data management and disaster recovery, putting ...

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The world of fast flash storage evolves slowly; NVMe has emerged, but other types of SCM and persistent memory still have a ways ...

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Data protection is essential for any hyper-converged infrastructure. How you back up data -- natively, agentless or using agents ...

Scale Computing founder and CEO Jeff Ready claims demand for HC3 is pulling the vendor into more enterprise use cases as ...

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