Storage

Apache Parquet is an open-source columnar storage format used to efficiently store, manage and analyze large datasets.

Storage as a service (STaaS) is a subscription model in which companies save upfront costs and labor expenses by offloading data workloads and management to third-party data storage platforms.

Primary storage and secondary storage are each involved in managing an ever-increasing flow of data, but they approach their tasks from different angles.

Primary storage, located on the motherboard, is the computer component that stores the programs, data and instructions that are in active use by that computer.

FPGAs and microcontroller units are two types of commonly compared integrated circuits (ICs) that are typically used in embedded systems and digital design.

The choice of hardware significantly influences the efficiency, speed and scalability of deep learning applications.

A field programmable gate array (FPGA) is a versatile type of integrated circuit that is designed to be programmable (and often reprogrammable).

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While the terms SSD and NVMe are used to describe two types of drives, they are actually different data storage technologies that can complement each other.

Learn the differences between hard disk drives (HDDs) and solid state drives (SDDs), and how these types of storage similar.

SaaS backup and recovery is a two-part data management process that includes successfully backing up Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application data and recovering it in the event of a data loss.

SDS is a data storage methodology in which a software layer is used to decouple storage resources from an underlying physical storage hardware infrastructure.

Flash memory is a form of non-volatile memory with ongoing storage, even without a power source. It enables byte-level rewrites and deletions of data blocks.

Data consolidation means bringing together data from various sources and assembling it within a single location.

While the terms M.2 and NVMe are often used interchangeably, they actually refer to different technologies that can be used together or separately.

Exploring two of the most popular data storage technologies available: NVMe and SATA.

NVMe, or non-volatile memory express, is a type of storage/transfer protocol that increases the transfer speed of data in flash storage and solid-state drives.

Network attached storage (NAS) is a centralized file server that allows multiple users to store and share files over a TCP/IP network by way of wifi or an Ethernet cable.

Explore the differences between Storage Area Network (SAN) and Network Attached Storage (NAS) to storage and file sharing.

A solid-state drive (SSD) is a semiconductor-based storage device, which typically uses NAND flash memory to save persistent data.

Flash storage is a solid-state technology that uses flash memory chips for writing and storing data.

SAN storage is a dedicated network combining servers, storage systems, networking switches, software, and services.

The adoption of hybrid cloud has spurred growing demand for consumption-based IT as an alternative to traditional cash purchases and leases.

Data storage refers to magnetic, optical or mechanical media that records and preserves digital information for ongoing or future operations.

Tape-based data storage solutions and technology help clients with storage cost and data protection challenges.

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Though minuscule by today's standards, the humble floppy disk was once at the cutting edge of data storage.