In many ways, Hurricane Katrina was a wake-up call. The technology many of us took for granted, such as the internet, was suddenly useless. Making matters worse, many post-disaster procedures rely on these technologies, making it difficult to determine who was missing, where to expend supplies, and where to focus rescue efforts. As IEEE global …
Providing Secure Information Access in Disaster ZonesRead More »
While the speed of a VDI array has increased greatly due to improved CPU, RAM, network speed, and other advances, a common bottleneck for all of this speed relies in data storage arrays. Traditional hard disk drive (HDD) arrays are limited in the amount of data they can process and how much data can be …
Hybrid Storage Arrays – Deliver Better Computing AffordablyRead More »
Enterprise and consumer hardware has advanced in the last few years to the point that anything with moving parts becomes a significant bottleneck for data transfer. Hard disk drives (HDDs) are often the “weakest link” in serving information from a data center to the end user. In high IO environments (such as virtual desktop infrastructures), …