RAID data storage technology divides and replicates data among two or more hard disk drives to achieve greater levels of I/O performance, data reliability and larger data volume sizes. Find news and resources pertaining to the different RAID levels on this topic page.
UK storage startup boosts US market presence
SearchStorage.co.UK | 03 Mar 2008 ARTICLE - iSCSI SAN software specialists Stormagic adds US storage industry consultant to its team in a push to break into the SME market stateside.
Advanced data storage components overview
SearchStorage.com | 24 Oct 2007 ARTICLE - As storage components such as disk drives, RAID technology, disk arrays and even network fabric hardware continue to evolve, their storage capacities keep rising.
Clustered NAS vendor Panasas takes new RAID approach
SearchStorage.com | 11 Oct 2007 ARTICLE - Panasas has a new version of RAID that works within drives on its HPC systems. Analysts say it's a foreshadowing of things to come as SATA drives get bigger.
Regaining data from broken RAID-0+1array
10 Jan 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - Backup expert Curtis Preston discusses the possibility of regaining data from broken RAID-0+1array.
Migrating data from four 400 GB SATA drives
08 Jan 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - Storage management expert Ashley D'Costa discusses the best way to migrate data from four 400 GB SATA disks to four 750 GB SATA disks.
RAID 6 vs. RAID 10
Submitted By: Rick Cook | 03 Jan 2008 TIP - Rick Cook outlines the most efficient uses of RAID 6 and RAID 10.
RAID FAQ
14 Nov 2007 FAQS - Storage analyst Greg Schulz answers common questions about RAID, such as which level of RAID to use.
Disk Hardware FAQ
09 May 2007 FAQS - Greg Schulz, founder and senior analyst with StorageIO, offers answers to the most common disk hardware questions he hears in the field.
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