Last year, through routine support work and testing, we discovered that 20TB Toshiba drives on macOS were showing lower-than-expected write performance with RAID 5 enclosures. While excelling in RAID 0 setups, their performance fell short in the critical RAID 5 configurations, which is particularly important for our customers engaged in video editing for major studios. We proactively reached out to our partners at Toshiba, and so began a sprint to performance improvements.
Lots of people just do not backup their data. Or they depend exclusively on services like iCloud (a huge risk in some cases), which has led to total loss for some. Having zero or one backups is a guarantee of disaster—it’s only a matter of time. And never forget that having a single physical backup near the computer means it can be lost in fire/flood/theft scenarios.
Apple’s AirDrop allows file sharing between different Apple users on their devices. But while these data transfers are protected by Apple’s security measures, plenty of people still have doubts about the overall safety of using AirDrop. Fortunately, the AirDrop system itself has built-in security features to keep you safe — all you need to do is activate them and practice safe file-sharing habits.
Cloud as a service (CaaS) is a business model that allows cloud service providers to host various cloud services through their servers and provide them to companies for a price or subscription fee. The model has allowed for better scalability and flexibility and lower costs. Many businesses rely on cloud computing providers to manage cloud infrastructure so they can focus on growth. Let’s take a closer look at what CaaS is, how it works, and the benefits it delivers.
With the Synology Drive mobile app, you can easily create sync tasks and access files even without an Internet connection. Whether you’re on the go or in the office, the Synology Drive mobile app allows you to conveniently view and manage files for greater flexibility and convenience.
Accenture (NYSE: ACN), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) and Unilever (LSE: ULVR) have completed one of the largest and most complex cloud migrations in the consumer goods industry. The migration has helped Unilever – whose 400+ brands are used by 3.4 billion people daily – become a cloud-only enterprise.