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Introducing the Dell PowerEdge R440

The Dell PowerEdge R is a new, rack-ready storage solution that is designed to provide ultimate flexibility and performance for your business. With its modular design, the PowerEdge R can be easily configured to meet your specific storage needs. And with its powerful dual-core Intel Xeon processors and large memory capacity, the PowerEdge R can handle even the most demanding storage workloads. How to choose the right storage solution for you? The Dell PowerEdge R is a high-performance, rack-ready storage

Dustin November 15, 2022

Big Data

What to Check Before Buying a Data Migration Service

It can be a daunting task to move your data from one platform to another. There are a lot of factors to consider, like the size and complexity of the data, whether you’re moving legacy data or starting from scratch, and how much technical expertise you have. A data migration service is a professional service that helps you move your data from one source to another. This could be from a legacy system to a new system, or from one

Alex September 2, 2022

Data Centers

What to Check Before Buying a Refurbished Server

The Appeal & The Caution Refurbished servers offer real advantages—great price, fast delivery, and access to in-demand hardware for businesses on a tight budget. From small business setups to scaling data centers, they support future growth while promoting sustainability. However, poor testing, incomplete data wiping, or lack of technical support can lead to costly issues. Buying from the wrong store may result in faulty equipment, mismatched specs, or limited warranty coverage. This guide will help you make smarter purchasing decisions,

Alex July 14, 2022

Data Destruction

12 Types of IT Services

We opened our doors for business in 1965 with the idea to transform the IT lifecycle through technology, transparency, standards, and processes. As a family-owned and operated business, we planted our roots as a round reel tape company in Downey, CA. Over the past 50 years, we have sprouted into one of the most trustworthy, reliable, and authoritative organizations in the industry. ITAD As an industry leader since 1965, we provide the best value for your surplus and used assets

Alex March 24, 2022

Computers

Do you Need a Graphics Card for a Home Server?

Quick Answer In most cases, no — a dedicated graphics card is not necessary for a home server. Standard server tasks (file sharing, hosting, remote access, most virtualization) run fine on integrated graphics or headless setups. A GPU only becomes worthwhile if you’re running GPU-intensive workloads like video transcoding, 3D rendering, AI/ML processing, or GPU-accelerated virtual desktops. What Is a GPU? GPU stands for Graphics Processing Unit. It is an electronic circuit used for creating images on our devices. GPUs

Alex February 9, 2022

Data Storage

How to Choose the Best Data Storage Solutions for Your Business

Start with choosing the right type of Storage Server Solution When it comes to selecting the right data storage solution for your business, there are a few different factors you need to consider. One of the most important decisions you’ll need to make is whether to go with on-premises storage or cloud storage. Cloud storage solutions are accessed through a web browser and can be accessed from any device with an internet connection. This makes them a popular choice for

Alex February 1, 2022

Data Centers

TOWER SERVERS vs. BLADE SERVERS, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?

What is a blade server? A blade server is a computer that has many different components, or blades, that are connected to each other by an interconnecting motherboard. The number of blades will vary depending on the type of blade server, but typically there are two. It is a computer that has multiple, modular components. The different components are all mounted on the same chassis and connected through a network switch. They are very popular with companies because they save

Alex January 13, 2022

Data Storage

What is the “Click of Death” and How to Avoid it.

Quick Answer The “click of death” is a repetitive clicking noise from a failing hard drive, usually caused by the read/write head or actuator arm malfunctioning and being unable to properly access the platters. It signals imminent or active drive failure. You can’t fix it yourself without risking further data loss — the best response is to stop using the drive immediately, avoid repeated power cycles, and get help from a data recovery specialist if the data matters. Prevention is

Alex January 2, 2022

Data Centers

Why You Should Consider Colocating Bare Metal Servers

What are colocation bare metal servers? A colocation facility is a physical location where you can rent space and have your servers hosted. With bare-metal colocation, it means deploying workloads on the same server that’s being hosted in your data center. This allows companies to save money by not having to maintain their own hardware and instead focusing on their cloud services. Colocation refers to the practice of running a company’s entire IT infrastructure within one physical location. Bare metal

Alex January 2, 2022

Big Data

How to Properly Manage the Data Lifecycle

Earlier data were recorded on pen and paper and used to get transferred through the hands of people. For confidential data, trustworthy personnel were selected for transferring of data. Details about the time of exchange of documents were kept secret and the documents were sealed with melted wax to protect them from thieves. Now doing the same thing now will make those workers lose all their hair. Not to forget the coding, software, and data about people traveling on a

Alex December 6, 2021

Big Data

Bare Metal Servers vs Virtual Machines? Which is Right for You?

What are bare metal servers and virtual machines? Bare metal servers are sometimes also called dedicated servers. It is a type of cloud service where the user rents a physical machine from a vendor or service provider which remains dedicated to the particular user and is not shared with any other user or tenants. They are also referred to as single-tenant physical servers. It is based on virtual machines as bare metal servers do not include hypervisor preinstalled. This way

Alex December 1, 2021

Big Data

How Immersion Cooling Enables Faster Servers When Overworking the Cloud

We are always told to keep liquids away from computers but it turns out liquid is necessary, although we’re referring to a different type of liquid. CPUs can be made to push their speed limit to the higher side that it was supposed to support but as a result, it provides a faster server. Overusing does push performance but also causes heating problems. Electronic devices promise benefits and it also comes with a mentioned limit which is set keeping in

Alex November 27, 2021

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Category: Data Storage

Introducing the Dell PowerEdge R440

What to Check Before Buying a Data Migration Service

What to Check Before Buying a Refurbished Server

12 Types of IT Services

Do you Need a Graphics Card for a Home Server?

How to Choose the Best Data Storage Solutions for Your Business

TOWER SERVERS vs. BLADE SERVERS, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?

What is the “Click of Death” and How to Avoid it.

Why You Should Consider Colocating Bare Metal Servers

How to Properly Manage the Data Lifecycle

Bare Metal Servers vs Virtual Machines? Which is Right for You?

How Immersion Cooling Enables Faster Servers When Overworking the Cloud

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