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Music industry’s 1990s hard drives, like all HDDs, are dying
The music industry traded tape for hard drives and got a hard-earned lesson.
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Best cloud storage apps in 2022, tested by our editors
Over the course of several weeks, we tested five different cloud storage apps to see which one is the best cloud storage app for you.
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Data recoverers finally crack the locked down Apple M1 chip
Apple’s highly secure M1 chip is a tough nut to crack, but it appears the experts at DriveSavers have finally done it. The company announced they “may be the first” to recover data from the M1 in a recent press release. DriveSavers is confident in this because the company’s engineers successfully transplanted an M1 chip from a faulty logic board to a functional one, which enables them to access the data.
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SSD vs. HDD: Which Do You Need?
A straightforward "explainer:" Discover the difference between solid-state drives and hard disk drives, including speed, lifespan and cost. Find out which is right for you: HDD or SSD.
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8 ways sci-fi imagines data storage
We can remember it for you wholesale. But we probably prefer to use today's storage technology, at least for now.
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How to Get Your Photos Out of Facebook and Into Somewhere Else
As more and more news about Facebook comes out, I’m feeling less and less comfortable with being on Facebook. But life is messy, I have friends and family with whom I want to keep in touch, a…
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Organized School Memory Storage Boxes
Organized School Memory Storage Boxes to keep all the clutter and chaos to a minimum so you don't have to spend hours managing it
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7 data storage APIs every developer should investigate
You can add advanced data storage features in only a few lines of code. Consider using one of these APIs to extend your applications and save yourself time.
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The future of enterprise storage
More data is generated daily than ever, and it has to go someplace. Will it be flash or traditional disk?
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Micron Shuts Down Lexar
Days before announcing what's supposed to be good third-quarter earnings, Micron shuts down Lexar, its consumer products division. What's up?
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'World's largest' SSD revealed as Seagate unveils 60TB monster
Seagate has been showing off its monster 60TB solid-state drive (SSD) this week, which breezes past the 15TB SSD that Samsung launched in March. But don't expect to see Seagate's SSD in a consumer device any time soon, with the new drive set to join the high-performance end of its datacenter portfolio. Samsung's PM1633a has a 2.5-inch form factor and holds 15.36TB of data. For now, it remains the largest commercially available SSD and reportedly costs $10,000 per unit.
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Samsung announces 16TB SSD
Not just the world's highest capacity SSD, but the world's highest capacity drive of any type. The PM1633 uses Samsung's new 48 layer V-NAND, itself a technical tour-de-force, and represents a new thrust in flash storage beyond performance: capacity.
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Samsung shows off biggest ever SSD
So you want a monster solid-state drive do you? Boy does Samsung have a drive for you!
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The Five Best Small Business Storage Clouds
You may have doubts about moving your business processes to the cloud, but who doesn’t like free cloud storage? No one that I know of! So which simple Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud storage programs are best for your business or department? It’s not simply a matter of who gives you the most storage for free. The real question is “which one best fits your business’s existing IT infrastructure?”
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Self-Storage [Infographic]
...but were afraid to ask
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How Long Do CDs Last? It Depends, But Definitely Not Forever
Back in the 1990s, historical societies, museums and symphonies across the country began transferring all kinds of information onto what was thought to be a very durable medium: the compact disc. Now, preservationists are worried that a lot of key information stored on CDs — from sound recordings to public records — is going to disappear. Some of those little silver discs are degrading, and researchers at the Library of Congress are trying to figure out why.
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