Cloud Storage stories - Page 17

Cloud services offer companies agility and resellers lucrative opportunities, as 80% of enterprises are expected to adopt it by 2028.

Opera Max starts rerouting data traffic on the mobile device to the Opera data-savings cloud, using a virtual private network.

Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch embraces Priava's cloud technology for its grand reopening, ensuring top-notch management for its revamped, historic venue.

Microsoft has announced they are abolishing space restrictions on its cloud-based OneDrive storage services for its Office 365 subscribers.

Overland Storage redefines cloud integration with 'effortless data' mantra, offering private cloud solutions via SnapServer platforms.

Western Digital's 'My Cloud' revolutionizes personal storage, combining the ease of cloud with the security of home-based hardware for £329.99.

As government IT spending stays flat through out the world, the Kiwi market is expected to grow almost 1.4% this year.

Acronis champions cloud storage as crucial for future IT strategies, predicting vital role in data availability and enterprise mobility in 2013.

Dropbox hits 100 million users after CEO's forgetful moment with a USB stick. Houston wants users to share their stories.

Kroll Ontrack has revealed a surge in cloud storage and virtualisation adoption, but a shortage of proactive protocols in data protection.

MobileMe service ends as Apple transitions users to iCloud, Google's Chrome causing MacBook Air crashes, and Modbook revives the OS X tablet.

In addition to ease of access, cloud services also provide peace of mind knowing that your data will be safe even if your computer crashes.

A personal cloud allows you to keep all your content in one safe place on your home network. Share files, stream media, and access your content.

Revitalise your sluggish PC with easy upgrades. From boosting memory to ditching viruses, our guide will have your old computer feeling new again.

As traditional storage methods become outdated, automated disk tiering, cloud storage, and advanced recovery solutions are driving a new era in data management.

Unstructured data is growing rapidly, but existing technology is struggling to manage it. Object-based storage may be the solution. #DataStorage.

Hitachi Data Systems unveils its low-risk cloud service, allowing businesses to migrate files at their own pace and pay only for what they use.