DAS vs. SAN: Understanding the Key Differences

An appropriate storage solution for your organization is paramount in today’s data-oriented environment. This decision is critical for achieving optimal performance and efficient data management. Two popular choices for enterprise storage are Direct-Attached Storage (DAS) and Storage Area Network (SAN) technologies.  While they both serve the purpose of data storage, they have distinctive characteristics and…

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NAS Hard Drive Failure Rates: What You Need to Know

Network-Attached Storage (NAS) has become a popular solution for individuals and businesses seeking efficient data storage, backup, and accessibility. NAS systems often rely on multiple hard drives configured in various RAID arrays to ensure data redundancy and safeguard against potential drive failures. However, like any technology, hard drives are not immune to failure, and understanding…

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RAID Failure Rate: Failure Rates for Different RAID Levels

Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) is a widely adopted data storage technology that offers improved performance, fault tolerance, and data protection. RAID arrays combine multiple physical disks into a logical unit, providing various levels of data redundancy and reliability. However, despite its advantages, no storage system is entirely immune to failures. In this blog…

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