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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.

Hybrid backup is a popular method, but the combination of local and cloud storage increases complexity. Make sure you're managing...

Several data backup vendors, including Carbonite, Commvault and Clumio, had a bustling 2019. The backup market continues to ...

You can't reliably protect your organization's valuable data without having a solid data backup plan in place. Here's what to ...

Amazon storage plans include central management console in 2020 and support for more than 30 file systems over time, AWS VP of ...

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Quobyte storage customer 3vGeomatics produces analytical data on ground deformities that are potential environmental hazards. The...

Pivot3 Acuity automates data protection for self-healing node rebuilds. New Scale Computing HE150 HCI systems combine M.2 NVMe ...

With consumption-based pricing, vendors deploy an HCI on premises, while you pay a subscription fee. It promises to lower upfront...

Dell goes against the grain by increasing storage sales, but much of its gains came from hyper-converged and data protection ...

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