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Each year, computer storage technology advances considerably, allowing for faster access speeds and higher storage capacities. This section of our blog features information about new types of hard drives, solid-state drives, hybrid drives, RAID systems and much more.
As the requirements for graphically rendered applications increase the demands on today’s hardware device, Nvidia is choosing to push the most processor intensive rendering steps into the cloud. If Nvidia is able to harness cloud computing to render lighting in a fast and reliable way, then lower-power systems will be able to experience much higher quality graphic applications despite their lower hardware specifications.
With news of data privacy concerns leading the headlines daily, the need to protect sensitive data files has never been more paramount. Simple steps to secure existing data in cloud storage and on local devices can provide active security to your data. Unfortunately, once that data is no longer useful and scheduled to be deleted, extra precaution must be taken to guarantee that recovery is not possible.
Google's upcoming product, Google Glass, is being used for more than twitter updates and Facebook postings. Two PhD students, named Brandyn White and Andrew Miller, have created a project called OpenGlass that uses the Camera on a Google Glass to assist the visually impaired.
A California based startup company, has announced a breakthrough in non-volatile memory technology that could possibly change the way that consumers store data in smartphones, tablets, and other storage-hungry technology. The breakthrough is Crossbar’s RRAM technology, which is reported to allow storage capabilities of up to 1 TB on a chip the size of a postage stamp.
Earlier this month, the USB 3.0 Promoter Group announced that the next generation of USB specifications was ready. The new specification will be named USB 3.1 and will increase the bandwidth from 5 Gbps to 10 Gbps while also increasing the power provided through the USB.
Mobile devices are an integral part of most consumers’ lives. Parents take pictures and videos of recitals with tablets held in the air. Students use smartphones to record the long lectures and notes for the exam at the end of the week. Professionals are starting to use tablets for priority business transactions and day-to-day work. Most wireless storage devices are modeled after laptop 2.5-inch platter and SSD designs, connect through a wired cable and wireless protocols, and come with a battery for use on the go.
In the continuing wake of PRISM fallout, many high profile companies have had their own dirty laundry exposed to consumer scrutiny. HP has an undocumented administrator backdoor with poor password strength hiding in its StoreVirtual enterprise virtual hosting service and have admitted that the backdoor is a significant security vulnerability that grants root level access.
