Already a leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Solid-State Arrays, NetApp all-flash systems are well known to be able to deliver optimal efficiency using state-of-the-art data reduction, including...
A router is a networking device that routes or passes your internet connection to all of the user’s end devices in your home or business. It directs it to your computers, mobile phones,...
A switch is a high-speed networking device that receives incoming data packets from multiple input ports and redirects them to the intended destination on a Local Area Network (LAN). It is a small...
What is A Next Generation Firewall?
Next Generation Firewall Explained.
A Next Generation Firewall serves the purpose of existing traditional firewalls and (as you might expect) also...
Endpoint protection or endpoint security is a policy-based approach to network security that addresses risks presented by devices connecting to an enterprise network. As BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)...
What is A Next Generation Firewall?
Next Generation Firewall Explained.
A Next Generation Firewall serves the purpose of existing traditional firewalls and (as you might expect) also...
What are NFTs?
NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are cryptographic assets on a blockchain that can be distinguished from one another by their distinctive identification codes and...
In this era of the ‘Third Platform’, modern applications now operate in myriad IT environments across social media, mobile computing, big data analytics, and cloud, which makes complex...
NVMe, or Non-Volatile Memory Express, is the standardised interface protocol that has been optimised for solid-state drives (SSDs). In the early days, SSDs used to leverage legacy SAS (Serial...
In the modern data centre, SSDs are increasingly used by enterprises to deliver much better speeds and response times than spinning drives. NVMe is a standardised protocol which was developed to...
