Data Loss Prevention
The 2TB Flash Drive Scam: Why “High-Capacity” Flash Drives Are Fakes
You’re browsing Amazon or eBay, and you see a great deal: A 2-terabyte (TB) USB thumb drive for about $40. Is it…
Storage Industry
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Cryptocurrency
Chinese Cryptocurrency Miners Selling Used SSDs, But There’s A Catch
The plunging price of the cryptocurrency Chia has flooded the international market with used hard drives and solid state drives, according to…
Storage Industry
Will Magnetic Storage Ever Become Completely Obsolete?
07/17/2020 While computer technology continues to develop at a blistering pace, magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) remain the primary technology for storing…
Media
Samsung’s 4TB SSD Is A Breakthrough, But There’s A Problem
Solid-state drives (SSDs) provide better performance than hard-disk drives (HDDs), but with several significant caveats, including one big one: For the last…
Data Recovery News
Case Study: Improving Data Recovery Laboratory Efficiency with the JetStor NAS 1600S
Datarecovery.com, a world leader in data recovery and computer forensics services, recently installed a JetStor NAS 1600S at our Phoenix, Arizona laboratory.…
Data Recovery News
Datarecovery.com Announces Support for APFS File System
Datarecovery.com (formerly ESS Data Recovery, Inc.) has announced full support for the upcoming Apple File System (APFS). The company will offer a…
Data Loss Prevention
Data Recovery Company Warns Computer Users Not to Take Backblaze’s® Hard Drive Failure Statistics Into Consideration When Making Purchases
March 05, 2014, St. Louis, MO: DataRecovery.com, a world leader in data recovery, warns computer users not to take Backblaze’s® hard drive…
Data Loss Prevention
DataRecovery.com Warns That SSD Does Not Provide Perfect Protection
December 31, 2013, Pleasanton, CA: Datarecovery.com, a world leader in professional hard drive data recovery, warns that solid-state drives do not provide…
Data Recovery News
Sale of IBM’s PC Division to Lenovo Won’t Affect Data Recovery
ST. LOUIS, December 8, 2004: On Tuesday, IBM announced the sale of its personal computing business unit to Chinese manufacturer Lenovo Group…
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