eRacks provides arrays and NAS devices for hundreds of companies, and they’re known for supplying high capacity servers with a low incidence of failure. The company tests all hardware before they ship it in an intensive 72 hour process that...

Some of the best SAN, NAS, and RAID devices in the world are from Hewlett Packard and Compaq, and while they are especially low-risk servers in terms of the quality of their hardware, data loss is always possible regardless of...

DATOptic offers low-cost, highly efficiency data servers for both corporate and private clients. They’re a first choice for many businesses and home computer users, as servers from DAT Optic are often very inexpensive compared to competitors. As many DAT Optic...

Coraid’s line of servers offer scalable storage at a fairly low price, and recently they’ve introduced several cloud storage devices that hope to revolutionize the data industry. But until cloud storage is widespread, inexpensive, and dependable, traditional storage systems are...

Data conversion is the process of changing data from one format to another, or migrating data to and from various formats. Conversion is used to change data to the correct format to work with the system and software specified by...

Conceptronic provides simple, easy to use NAS devices for home computing networks and small offices. Their products are often inexpensive compared to their competitors, but they offer the full features of a typical storage server including email alerts, monitoring, and...

Buffalo Technology is one of the leading developers of RAID, NAS, and other server tech, and was one of the first companies to introduce affordable versions of these system types for small offices and home computers. Products from Buffalo are...

Optical disk – a storage medium from which data is read and to which data is written by lasers. Optical disks can store much more data (up to six gigabytes) than most portable magnetic media. There are three basic types...

Magnetic storage is a storage medium commonly used for large volumes of data (e.g., video, image, or remote sensing data). Magnetic tape drives use magnetic tape to store the data. Large amounts of data are stored through tape drives because...