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A hybrid cloud network uses both cloud services and on-premises IT resources to support the movement of workloads and data. Just as the name suggests, a hybrid cloud network uses a hybrid cloud or the combination of private and public clouds along with on-premises IT infrastructures.What is Hybrid Cloud Computing? The advancement in virtualization technology helped cloud computing improve into a feasible and cost-efficient solution for business networks.Hybrid cloud computing creates an environm …

SAS Expander is a type of storage technology that will let you maximize the storage capability of your SAS controller card. Most SAS controllers can only support a limited number of hard drives, but as its name suggests-- a SAS expander can help expand that limit.Understanding SAS ExpandersSAS controllers have limited numbers of SAS connectors on the card, which means they can only use a certain number of SAS or SATA drives. A SAS expander allows a SAS controller to accommodate more SAS or SATA …

There are two choices when it comes to storage for network servers. It can either be a hard disk drive (HDD) or a solid-state drive (SSD).Although HDDs and SSDs serve the same purpose, they have differences that can help you decide. Understanding the differences these two forms of storage have will help you make an informed decision that will work best for your network server.Defining HDD and SSDSSDs or solid-state drives are slowly replacing mechanical hard disk drives in laptop and desktop com …

A data storage device is a must-have item especially for those who utilize technology in their business and interest. In various industries, data is highly considered as a vital tool in sustaining and developing operations.When it comes to performance, a solid-state device or SSD remains the king in the market.Compared to a traditional hard drive disk, an SSD is considered to be faster and more reliable in terms of data storage and management as it uses NAND flash memory instead of mecha …

A hard disk drive (HDD) or better known simply as a hard drive is a storage device in your computer that keeps different types of virtual data files and software applications. Through the hard drives, your motherboard is secured to be connected to your computer via power cables. A typical HDD contains platter disks covered with a magnetic material wherein the data is stored. In terms of data storage, HDDs employ an orderly rotating pattern arranged in tracks broken into smaller areas known …