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Datamation, Friday, July 21,2023

Structured Data: Examples, Sources, And How It Works

Vol 304 · Issue 3 · 2023-07-21

Data falls into two categories: structured and unstructured. Structured data is a type of information that has been organized in a way that makes it easily searchable and readable by data analysis tools, while unstructured data includes content like videos, emails, and images-data with no internal identifier to help search functions recognize it. Your business likely deals with both types of data. This article looks closely at structured data, which is the backbone of data analysis.

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Structured Data: Examples, Sources, And How It Works

Solidigm News, Friday, July 21,2023

Solidigm Introduces The World's Highest Capacity PCIe SSD: 61Tb

Vol 304 · Issue 3 · 2023-07-21

Solidigm is proud to announce another industry-first quad-level cell (QLC) solid-state storage drive (SSD) for the data center - the Solidigm D5-P5336. Offered in capacities from 7.68TB to 61.44TB, the Solidigm D5-P5336 makes it possible to store up to 6X more data in the same space compared to an all hard disk drive (HDD) array

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Solidigm Introduces The World's Highest Capacity PCIe SSD: 61Tb

Enterprise Storage Forum, Friday, July 21,2023

Enterprise Data Storage Compliance Guide

Vol 304 · Issue 3 · 2023-07-21

Compliance with regulatory laws about data storage, management, and protection can be difficult for businesses to keep up with, as they are ever-changing with new rules and requirements. By thinking about compliance as an opportunity rather than a roadblock to innovation, they can instead embrace it as a step toward a better customer experience of integrated data governance and trusted data use.

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Enterprise Data Storage Compliance Guide

Enterprise Storage Forum, Tuesday, July 18,2023

Network Storage Comparison: DAS, NAS, And SAN

Vol 304 · Issue 3 · 2023-07-18

In basic terms, network storage is any means of storing data that makes it available to clients over a network. The changing ways we use data and the exponential increase in the volume we collect and process have driven new ways to store and manage that data more effectively, and in practice, network storage now encompasses a wide range of technologies.

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Network Storage Comparison: DAS, NAS, And SAN