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A crop of well-funded young businesses embrace blockchain, machine learning, data analytics and more to stave off costly disaster downtime.
Despite the many advantages of disk storage for backing up data, shipments of tape storage keep growing because for some jobs, tape is best.
Backup and recovery done efficiently require use of multiple backup levels carefully thought out so a full backup isn’t needed as often if incremental and differential backups are properly planned.
As enterprise organizations look to extend their corporate digital channel strategies involving websites with rich media and personalized content, it is vital to have a strong resiliency strategy.
Asigra announced a new version of its backup and recovery software that addresses the risks posed by ransomware and non-compliance with Article 17 of the EU’s GDPR.
From capacity to security, there’s still a lot to like about this venerable format.
Multiple data points show a steady decline in the use of tape for backup and recovery purposes, but why is that? There are a lot of reasons, many of which are justified, and some of which are not.
Legacy backup and recovery vendor Veritas appears to be on the verge of rolling out a complete data and information management platform.
HPE announced new ProLiant DL385 Gen10 servers running AMD’s Epyc processor, plus Apollo-based servers running ARM processors developed by Cavium.
Fossil-fuel backup generators could be on the way out, replaced by cleaner hydrogen fuel cells.