31 December 2019 by Tilly Holland

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05 December 2019 by The Data Experts

When a data loss occurs on something as valuable as a server, it is essential to the life of your business to get back up and running as soon as possible. In this blog, we determine whether data recovery is possible from a server.

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23 October 2019 by Stuart Burrows

Worried your small business is at risk of data loss? Here's a quick guide for backing up your company's drives effectively.

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12 September 2019 by Tom McCaffrey

Correctly managing your data archive is essential to ensure you are compliant. Read these top tips to ensure your tape archive is future proof.

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08 August 2019 by Tilly Holland

Ontrack and Spiceworks partnered to dive into the technical aspects of recovering data from SSDs. Read the questions asked at the end of the session.

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01 August 2019 by Tilly Holland

After more than 20 years on the market, do you still have to safely eject your USB key? Alternatively, is it safe to remove it without safe ejecting?

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12 July 2019 by Michael Nuncic

In most cases, you only get one chance for data recovery. It is essential that you choose a company that is an expert in the field. Find out what to look out for.

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03 June 2019 by Michael Nuncic

Fake external SSD drives are becoming harder to spot. Take a look at our guide on ways to check for authenticity and avoid falling victim to the scams online.

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23 May 2019 by Michael Nuncic

With the rise of more complex IT systems, it is no wonder that human errors occur. The ''dd'' command is synonymous with accidental deletion. In this blog, we describe a case in which the ''dd'' command caused a major disaster for a Korean service provider.

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16 May 2019 by Tilly Holland

Magnetic tape is still considered one of the best storage solutions for long-term archiving. In this blog, we answer some of the most popular tape related questions.

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02 May 2019 by Michael Nuncic

Take a look at our useful guide to find out what a hard drive head crash is and how Ontrack provided a solution for a customer who experienced it recently for her business. Learn more today!

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18 April 2019 by Mikey Anderson

Data storage in outer space is much more challenging than down here on Earth! Join us as we take a look at how the Mars rovers store and process data.

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14 March 2019 by Michael Nuncic

The rising costs of smartphones have turned consumers to second hand and refurbished devices. But, how do you ensure your personal data is safe when you trade in or sell your mobile device? Read more here!

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31 January 2019 by Michael Nuncic

In the next blog in partnership with Kingston Technology, we explore what is Write Amplification (WA) and what effect it has on the Solid State Drive (SSD). Learn more today!

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24 January 2019 by Michael Nuncic

Previously, we looked at some of the most basic technologies that make SSDs and their Flash NAND chips work. This week we go one step further and explore wear levelling.

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18 December 2018 by Tilly Holland

What is TCG Opal encryption in the computer industry? Ontrack's useful guide explains the features of TCG opal and the new 2.0 hardware available.

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13 December 2018 by Michael Nuncic

The latest blog in partnership with Kingston Technologies explores the effects of Garbage Collection and TRIM on SSD Performance.

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08 November 2018 by Michael Nuncic

In the third part of our blog series in partnership with Kingston, the term Over-Provisioning is explained and how it benefits the SSD.

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01 November 2018 by Michael Nuncic

The future of nanotechnology has been discussed for a number of years now, both in the press and in the tech industry. But, what actually is nanotechnology? And how could it affect data storage in the future?

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24 October 2018 by Michael Nuncic

The use of tape for long-term archiving is one of the most reliable. But, some companies face the prospect of not being able to access their tape-stored data due to them having removed their tape reading hardware.

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