How much does data recovery cost?
It can be frustrating and even distressing when your device crashes and stops working, especially with your personal or business files at risk of being lost. When your thoughts turn to data recovery,...
Enterprise SSD vs Client SSD: What is best?
A growing number of high-throughput, low-latency business data centers have relied on hard disk drives (HDDs) in their servers and are now facing performance bottlenecks. Today, they envisage Solid...
How to Tell if a Hard Drive is Failing
More of us are using hard drives to store and back up our data than ever before. The lifespans of hard drives can vary between devices, but they will all fail at some point. Some fail suddenly...
Common Hard Drive Error Codes
If you’ve ever experienced hard drive failure, you’re aware of how quickly the resulting data loss can occur. Understanding the specific type of failure your hard drive is experiencing not only helps...
An Emergency RAID Data Recovery Success Story
Let’s be honest: There’s never a good time for a data loss incident. There are cases, however, where a company’s operation depends solely on whether data is up and running properly. In those...
Hard Drive Failures vs. Solid-State and Flash Failures
We’ve examined the proper way to assess your data loss situation at the onset and the differences between logical data loss and physical data loss. Now, we’ll discuss the different types of damage...
Logical Data Loss or Physical Data Loss?
What are the different types of data loss? Now that you’ve thoroughly explored the details of your data loss scenario, it’s time to diagnose which type of data loss has occurred. Logical Data Loss If...