Startup Stores All of Wikipedia Data on a DNA Strand
A technology as old as life itself, DNA strands provide a chemically stable storage alternative that resists the technological inevitability of becoming obsolete.
Storage
Argonne Completes Largest Single File Transfer in Globus History
Argonne National Laboratory scientists transferred 2.9 petabytes of data on the Oak Ridge Summit supercomputer, the largest migration in the history of Globus data management.
What Decision Makers Need to Know About Energy Consumption and Universal Memory
A university’s recent breakthrough on Universal Memory promises a solution to the spike in residential energy consumption, and an idea of which direction memory research needs to go.
Q&A: An Opinion on Data Loss Detection and Response Platforms
In a world of ever-evolving threats, organizations must be able to protect data regardless of where it travels while enabling collaboration and information sharing, so people can get work done. To react to today’s problems and proactively anticipate tomorrow’s, it takes a whole new set of rules, especially as more businesses push data into public […]
Conquering Security Risks in the Cloud
Are you ready to tackle the challenges of protecting data in the cloud?
Terabyte Sized Storage Options Are Now Available
Storage companies Micron and SanDisk recently announced new storage cards, both of which are one terabyte, which give users bigger and better capabilities.
Dell EMC Updates Storage Class Memory
The new Dell EMC storage class memory is faster than flash and cheaper than DRAM.
Xlinix Nearing The Finish Line With ACAP Technology
Xlinix plans to release new flexible ACAP chip that will change the face of programming later this year.
Clean Energy Lies in Storage Options
As we move away from fossil fuels and towards more sustainable energy, battery and hydro storage may be the solution we’ve been looking for.
Chapman University Introduces Solid-State Storage Technology
With Pure Storage solid-state storage, Chapman University cut the time needed for routine storage functions by up to 95 percent, and in the early stages, has seen significant maintenance time reduction in existing database and storage operations.
