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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.

Acronis Data Cloud 7.8 adds cloud-centric data protection features to grow the vendor's managed service provider customer base. ...

Simon Taylor, CEO of HYCU, discusses his company's foray into hyper-converged and multi-cloud backup and recovery. The new vendor...

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Elastifile's new managed Cloud File Service on the Google Cloud Platform is designed to give customers NAS storage with a ...

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Hyper-convergence cut costs, streamlined operations and set up Amarillo to use the cloud for storage tiers, while shifting ...

When HPE bought SimpliVity in 2017, it raised questions about the two company's HCI products, even though they were existing ...

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