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Computer data storage, often called storage or memory, refers to computer components and recording media that retain digital data used for computing for some interval of time.

Memory usually refers to a form of semiconductor storage known as random-access memory (RAM) and sometimes other forms of fast but temporary storage. Similarly, storage today more commonly refers to mass storage — optical discs, forms of magnetic storage like hard disk drives, and other types slower than RAM, but of a more permanent nature.



Don’t sell the technology, sell the application of big data

Don’t sell the technology, sell the application of big data

Emma DeSousa May 21, 2013 Comments Off

Whether it’s the boardroom or a potential customer you are trying to convince, make sure you have good case study or two at hand, says Emma de Sousa Disturbing? Certainly. Distasteful? Probably. But as

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We’ve got your back

We’ve got your back

Paul Cawley January 16, 2013 0

We live in an age where the majority of the value of a business is dependent on the information they produce and store – from customer details, to product designs or bid tenders. According

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Service providers need to storm the barricades

Service providers need to storm the barricades

A Hack December 14, 2012 0

Systems integrators can bridge between silos of information because they can see the big picture. With there being no wider issues than the environment, let’s hope they can work their magic, says A. Hack

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Stormy weather in the data centre

Stormy weather in the data centre

A Hack November 6, 2012 0

There’s going to be some drama in the data centre soon. If only we could install some cameras, and sell tickets. There would be plenty of viewers. I’ll have to check to see if

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Cloud Computing: Be Careful What You Wish For

Cloud Computing: Be Careful What You Wish For

A Hack July 27, 2012 0

Some IT contractors have their head in the clouds, says A. Hack Before he struck it rich with his Pocket Phone Shop empire, IT entrepreneur Simon Jordan was a contractor in the heady days

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Cloud Control

Cloud Control

jschofield2011 January 25, 2012 0

The fundamental benefits of cloud computing – cost, flexibility, availability, scalability and so on – have been well-documented for longer than many people realise. Since way back in the 90s before it was even

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Insight Client Case Study – Watford Grammar School for Boys

Insight Client Case Study – Watford Grammar School for Boys

Jon Smith November 7, 2011 0

Zahid Zarin, IT Network Manager at Watford Grammar School for Boys discusses his experience working with Insight on a Virtualisation / SAN solution for the school. Link to this post!

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Are you benefitting from virtualisation?

Are you benefitting from virtualisation?

Jon Smith October 26, 2011 0

The majority of large organisations are migrating at least a portion of their internal virtual infrastructure to the cloud in the belief that it will reduce costs, according to a recent survey by datacentre

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Application Performance Management Explained

Application Performance Management Explained

lclarke August 12, 2011 0

The Application, apparently, is king these days. But the real eminence grise (that’s French for “power behind the throne”. We looked it up and everything) is rather less high profile: Application Performance Management (APM).

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Datacentre Shrink Wrapped

Datacentre Shrink Wrapped

lclarke August 2, 2011 0

Here’s one for you. What do datacentres and Andy Murray’s grand slam ambitions and have in common? They’re both going to have to get real and shrink massively over the next few years. Ho,

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