Storage area networks (SANs) and network-attached storage (NAS) owe their popularity to some compelling advantages in scalability, utilization and data management. But achieving high performance for ...

Storage solution provider Promise Technology has unveiled its new PegasusPro Fusion storage solution to solve the incompatibility of block-based Direct-Attached Storage (DAS) and file-based Network ...

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Network-Attached Storage rigs are often the most-used devices for transferring files, archiving data, and creating snapshots of other systems in home labs, and for good reason. File-based network ...

Continuing our examination of the resurgence of direct attached storage (DAS), in this entry we look at the ever-increasing internal capacity of DAS in servers. One of the key reasons users begin ...

NASes are not for everyone. They can be expensive, and oftentimes, they provide features that, frankly, a lot of people don't need. A NAS is what you get when you want your own cloud storage of sorts, ...

A device shipping Monday could spell the end of the resource isolation and close proximity requirements of direct-attached storage (DAS) while providing an easier and cheaper alternative to SANs.

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. SHENZHEN, China, Nov. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- TerraMaster, a global leader in innovative storage solutions, ...

I've been reviewing DAS (Direct-Attached Storage) solutions for Macs, especially for workflows like video editing and VM use. Here’s a breakdown that might help others in this thread: 1. HDD-Based DAS ...

Oxford Semiconductor, unveiled the latest additions to its family of storage platforms that enable reliable, robust storage systems for the connected digital lifestyle. Aimed at the emerging personal ...

Not too long ago, storage and networking decisions were simple. There were fewer options, fewer vendors, and fewer technologies to choose from. These days there are more vendors, more networked ...