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Which storage technology uses heat to enable higher storage density?
Which storage technology uses heat to enable higher storage density?
- 3D Multilevel Cells (MLCs)
- File Compression
- Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) (correct)
- Network Attached Storage (NAS)
What is the primary advantage of using RAID systems in enterprise storage?
What is the primary advantage of using RAID systems in enterprise storage?
- Improved graphics rendering
- Reduced network latency
- Increased processing power
- Enhanced data backup and reliability (correct)
In the context of organizational storage, what is the function of a SAN?
In the context of organizational storage, what is the function of a SAN?
- To serve as a dedicated computer for hosting application servers
- To manage file compression across the network
- To link remote storage devices to computers, making them appear as local (correct)
- To provide remote access to cloud storage
Which storage solution combines the speed of SSDs with the capacity of traditional hard disks?
Which storage solution combines the speed of SSDs with the capacity of traditional hard disks?
Which of the following storage types uses genetic material to store data?
Which of the following storage types uses genetic material to store data?
What is the primary purpose of disk caching?
What is the primary purpose of disk caching?
Which type of storage is best suited for small businesses needing simplified file sharing and storage solutions?
Which type of storage is best suited for small businesses needing simplified file sharing and storage solutions?
How do 3D Multilevel Cells (MLCs) improve storage technology?
How do 3D Multilevel Cells (MLCs) improve storage technology?
Which of the following is a method for reducing file size to allow for more efficient storage and faster data transfers?
Which of the following is a method for reducing file size to allow for more efficient storage and faster data transfers?
An organization requires a storage solution that provides centralized data access with high performance for various departments. Which solution is most suitable?
An organization requires a storage solution that provides centralized data access with high performance for various departments. Which solution is most suitable?
Flashcards
Disk Caching
Disk Caching
Temporarily storing frequently accessed data on a disk for quicker retrieval.
Hybrid Drive
Hybrid Drive
A storage device that combines the speed of SSDs with the capacity of traditional hard disks.
RAID
RAID
Disk array that combines multiple disks into a single unit for increased storage capacity, performance, or redundancy.
File Compression
File Compression
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File Server
File Server
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Network Attached Storage (NAS)
Network Attached Storage (NAS)
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Organizational Cloud Storage
Organizational Cloud Storage
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Storage Area Network (SAN)
Storage Area Network (SAN)
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Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR)
Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR)
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3D Multilevel Cells (MLCs)
3D Multilevel Cells (MLCs)
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Study Notes
- Ways to enhance storage performance involve different methods for speed, reliability, and efficiency.
Disk Caching
- Temporarily stores frequently accessed data for quicker retrieval.
Hybrid Drives
- Integrates solid-state drives (SSDs) for speed and hard disks for extensive storage capacity.
RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks)
- Joins multiple disks to increase storage capacity and improve data reliability through redundancy.
File Compression
- Reduces the physical size of files, optimizing storage space and accelerating data transfers.
Mass Storage Devices
- Essential for organizations needing to manage and store very large volumes of data.
Enterprise Storage Systems
- Provide centralized storage solutions that can be scaled to meet organizational needs.
File Servers
- Dedicated computers within a network designed to provide fast access to stored files.
Network Attached Storage (NAS)
- Streamlines file server functionality, especially beneficial for smaller businesses.
RAID Systems
- Within enterprise setups, RAID systems are implemented to ensure data backup and reliability.
Organizational Cloud Storage
- Employs remote storage solutions for managing large-scale data, offering scalability and accessibility.
Storage Area Network (SAN)
- Connects remote storage devices to computers in such a way they are recognized as local drives, facilitating efficient data management.
Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR)
- Increases data storage density by using heat-sensitive materials, allowing more data to be stored in less space.
3D Multilevel Cells (MLCs)
- Vertically stacks data to enable quicker access times, enhancing overall storage performance.
DNA Storage
- Leverages genetic material to store immense amounts of data, with capabilities of holding 215 petabytes in just 1 gram of DNA.
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