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Do you need to move large-and we mean large-chunks of data from a mobile location periodically?
Few things are more dangerous than data that doesn't know its limitations.
When the Dish Network's storage architecture started to crack, this storage consultant was there to pick up the pieces.
Rolling blackouts in northern California last week failed to disable critical data centers, but the power disruption caused many networking companies to close down office operations.
Compared with their enterprise counterparts, SSPs and ISPs are a needy bunch.
Like the brazen wolf that leads the pack into unexplored territories, systems integrators can lead clients into once-overlooked areas like data integration, enabling businesses to collaborate online by providing access to important data in back-office sys
Internet data centers won't go dark during California energy crisis.
Depending on which industry analyst or database executive eWeek Labs asks, we hear estimates that between 70 percent and 95 percent of the world's data is stored only in unstructured formats such as word processing documents, HTML files and e-mail.
Sometimes, bad data can happen to good companies. As application service providers work to bring business intelligence to a wider market, many retailers and wholesalers are learning that their databases aren't always stocked with the best information.
Enterprise Tech Videos
Micron Building $3B Chip Factory in Virginia
DAILY VIDEO: Micron picks Manassas, Va., as the site for a high-speed memory chip factory, and a Linux kernel developer criticizes Intel for its Meltdown and Spectre response.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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