Kingston Knowledge Center
Learn about memory and storage products, the latest technology trends, tutorials and best practices for both personal and enterprise users.
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How to Test an Enterprise SSD Part 1: Use Your Exact Environment with Real Data, Apps, and Hardware
SSD test beds for enterprise servers should be done with the real hardware, OS and data. We’ll explain why.
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Sustainability, Innovation, and Partnership Series - Episode 1
Industry experts discuss topics like the key pillars of tech relationships, sustainability, and IT optimization.
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Lockdowns, Upgrades, and Industry Challenges in the Cloud and Data Centers
MSP industry expert Rob May’s insight into how memory/storage upgrades help companies with remote workers.
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Using AI to Turn Today’s Challenges into Tomorrow’s Opportunities
In this eBook, we talk to industry experts as we explore the benefits of artificial intelligence, how it’s fuelling data consumption and how you can prepare your organization for the opportunities it presents.
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How to Allow USB Drive Access Without Compromising Endpoint Security
In this whitepaper, Kingston explains how you can enforce a DLP strategy, while allowing USB drive use.
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Choosing Storage for Raspberry Pi
What is the best class, capacity and endurance level microSD card to use with a Raspberry Pi
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Influencer Tech Insights for 2021
What will 2021 bring in tech and trends? What do our KingstonCognate members and industry experts predict for the future?
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Choosing the Right Memory Card for Your Security Camera
When selecting storage for your security camera, you must consider the memory card’s capacity, speed, and durability.
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Top 4 SSD Buying Mistakes
Don’t pick the wrong type of SSD for your server. A wrong choice means a higher cost of ownership. Learn to pick the right SSDs.
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Who Is Responsible for Cyber Security and Privacy?
Cyber security and data privacy are everyone’s responsibility. What are the key considerations?
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Understanding the Naming Conventions and Labels of SD and microSD Cards
How can a SD or microSD card be rated at both C10 and U3 if one means 10MB/s and the other means 30MB/s? Let us explain.
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Upgrading Your SSD? Upgrade Your Computer’s Security too with Self-Encrypted SSDs
We show you how selecting the right SSD can upgrade both your performance and your security.
