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Planning the right solution requires an understanding of your project's storage goals. Let Kingston's experts guide you.
Ask an ExpertBusinesses across the world are rapidly undergoing a digital transformation covering every aspect of their organisations, especially in their data centers. The process has encouraged IT leaders to migrate applications and data to the cloud as well as software defining their own on-premise infrastructures.
Software-defined storage (SDS) is generally defined as data storage in which the programming that controls storage-related tasks is decoupled from the physical storage hardware. Part of an overarching trend that includes software-defined networking (SDN) and software-defined data centers.
Many data centers today are handling petabytes of data daily, traditional storage implementations are straining to keep up with soaring capacity demands.
Our infographic will give you an insight into how SSD (Solid state Drive) accelerates performance and reliability in an SDS environment.
Planning the right solution requires an understanding of your project's storage goals. Let Kingston's experts guide you.
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