Read helpful articles by Kingston’s experts on data security and encryption for portable devices out in the filed as well as security best practices and advice in the enterprise and data center environment.
NVMe is now the standard protocol for SSDs to empower data centers and enterprise environments.
Organizations must consider revenue, profit, and risk equally in order to mitigate data security & cyber security risks. In this article, industry expert Bill Mew provides an insight into this topic.
What do industry experts think has changed since the introduction of GDPR?
Find out how Hardwareluxx were able to manage the growth of their web traffic using Kingston's DC500M SSD.
Data centers should be using server SSDs. There are many benefits over client drives and costs have come down.
Choosing the right SSD for your server is important since server SSDs are optimized to perform at a predictable latency level while client (desktop/laptop) SSDs are not. These difference result in better uptime and less lag for critical apps and services.
SDS hasn’t lived up to its hype but now that NVMe is more affordable the commodity hardware is ready to deliver.
Cloud and on-premise data center managers can learn a lot from supercomputing.
Cameron Crandall of Kingston helps you self-evaluate the need to move to your server storage solution to NVMe.
To work from home you need a good workspace for your PC, the right conferencing gear, and a secure connection.
What strategies can organizations use to best secure customer data in a post-GDPR world with the ever-evolving nature of cyber security threats? Kingston pooled the knowledge of some of the UK’s most experienced commentators in cyber security to discuss how data protection has changed since the introduction of GDPR.
This whitepaper demonstrates how using Kingston Technology’s Data Centre DC500 SSDs can reduce your overall capital and licence costs by 39%.