Swisstopo cuts total storage costs by 50%

Swisstopo, the federal mapping agency for the Swiss confederation, has deployed Zadara’s Virtual Private Storage Array™ (VPSA) storage as a service (STaaS) running the NFS protocol at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) EU regional data centre in Dublin. As its growth in Elastic Block Storage (EBS) volumes and Web users created cost and scalability challenges, Swisstopo moved to Zadara and quickly found that its move to an NFS-based storage architecture dramatically lowered both EBS...

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Amigo Loans chooses City Lifeline’s London data centre to back up its rapid expansion

With financial services suffering the second highest level of downtime of any sector, guarantor loan company Amigo Loans chooses London colocation data centre City Lifeline to back up mission critical data and boost resilience.

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Free trial of CommVault Edge solution

CommVault Edge™ trial lets employees search, preview and access corporate data from any device at any time while simplifying endpoint backup.

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Norse Group selects MigSolv’s Gatehouse Data Centre

Norse Group, the UK’s leading public sector facility management, care provider and property consultancy has selected MigSolv’s Gatehouse Data Centre as its provider of colocation services for its IT equipment.

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