What It Means To Have A Truly Reliable Enterprise Data Backup Solution

Data is a valuable tool for any organization’s prosperity. Based on data analysis, companies can make deductions and create strategies for growth. A company’s data is made up of many things, including client information, internal documents and files, credentials, system data, and intellectual property. The true price of data is invaluable, and losing it can […]

How Can Colocation Save Your Business Money?

Colocation data centers, often called “colo” centers, are third-party facilities that provide businesses with physical space to house their servers, networking equipment, and other computing infrastructure. Unlike traditional on-premises data centers, where companies invest heavily in building and maintaining their facilities, colocation centers offer shared infrastructure, economies of scale, and advanced management services. In today’s […]

What Is Ceph Storage Cluster & Why Our Data Center Customers Love It?

More organizations and businesses are moving to Ceph storage as data production crystallizes around edge computing. While Ceph was designed for High-Performance Computing (HPC) environments, it has attracted the interest of organizations looking for a unified cluster system that can handle blocks, data lakes, and high-growth files. Backup and storage solutions assume paramount importance these […]

Should Healthcare Organizations Continue to Maintain On-Premises Data Centers?

Healthcare facilities haven’t always been fans of cloud computing.  Not too long ago, the prevailing opinion was that the cloud wasn’t secure enough for healthcare data, and it was safer to store it on-site – On-Premises Data Centers. Fast forward, the healthcare industry is choking with data.  Consider, for instance, the 2018 Statista projection that […]

Planned vs. Unplanned Downtime: What’s the Difference?

Downtime is bad for business. It is disruptive, costly, and unacceptable in today’s super-competitive business landscape. Whether scheduled maintenance or unexpected outage, being unable to access your systems during working hours can lead to productivity losses, missed opportunities, data loss, damage to your brand, and hefty Service Level Agreement (SLA) payouts. Still, you can curtail […]

Traditional Hard Drives VS Solid-State Drives

What is a Solid State Drive? Solid-state drives (SSD) were commercially showcased in 2007 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada. These drives, like traditional hard drives, are data storage devices. Unlike hard drives, however, SSDs use semiconductor technology rather than electromechanical components which means there are no moving parts to the […]

Data Center Colocation Pricing Questions to Ask Before You Sign

Colocation Pricing – An Overview Colocation pricing is usually charged monthly or yearly and is defined by several factors, including power consumption, internet connectivity usage, and the rack space you use. If your company is looking to rent data center space, colocation may be the right choice. Many companies don’t want the hassle of constantly […]

Colocation Data Center Physical Security as a Fundamental Service During COVID-19

With the ongoing pandemic, many companies had to change the way they do business. Some industries are affected more than others, but overall any service provider must find a safe way to continue their work while keeping human interactions minimum. Companies need to rethink their work environment, operations, and the nature of their internal control […]

The Pros and Cons of Backup vs. Replication

With more businesses moving their activity in the online space, it is crucial that servers are up and running at all times. Most companies nowadays have online platforms that run 24×7, and they allow for business transactions to be available at any time during the day or night. If the platform goes offline even for […]

Backup vs. Disaster Recovery as a Service: Which Is Better for You and Why?

Businesses worldwide are reviewing their disaster recovery plans in the wake of COVID-19, and that includes checking in on your organization’s backup data essentials. While you probably have methods for preventing data loss due to human error, system malfunctions, or cybercrimes, you may not have been as prepared to protect your information during a pandemic. […]