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The utility storage company powers disaster recovery and virtual private array. [Local rep: SYSDBA]
Highly energy-efficient devices translate small hardware tweaks into substantial savings, says Drive Control Corporation.
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As cloud computing adoption increases, so do the security risks associated with handing data to third party providers.
The technology is based on Intel's Nehalem micro-architecture.
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The enterprise NAS product features a controller allowing new storage to be configured and utilised.