Bare metal servers have been increasing in demand for quite a while now, with the global bare metal cloud market valued at $5.6 billion in 2021 and projected to reach $56.6 billion by 2031, according to Allied Market Research. But what is a bare metal server? A bare metal server is a type of cloud service […]
When we talk about computer memory and storage, there is often confusion for those who are unfamiliar with the terms. It may sound like these two terms are the same thing, but they, in fact, perform very distinct functions. Random Access Memory (RAM), is a type of computer memory that is used to store data […]
In the SSD industry, Western Digital (WD), Samsung, and other companies have introduced several superb devices, including WD Blue, Samsung 980 PRO, Samsung 970 EVO Plus, WD Red, etc. One of the top PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs is the Samsung 980 Pro. A significant rival of the Samsung 980 Pro is the WD Black SN850. […]
The Mac mini was the first desktop-class Mac to use Apple Silicon, which processes 5x quicker than other Apple desktop PCs. On the other hand, AMD is a high-performance computer processor and graphics technology that is largely utilized for gaming and built for high performance.
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Use code KB4KDO0L9 to receive a 10% recurring discount on any server. A server is a computer that is different from familiar devices such as laptops and smartphones in two main ways. Servers are built from more reliable and powerful components and they are connected to a permanent high-bandwidth network interface.
While many servers today utilize Linux as their Operating System, there are still plenty of applications which are perfectly suited for Windows Server. Windows Server 2016 provides a light-weight graphical interface for individuals and enterprises running Microsoft based services.
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Are you ready to upgrade your PC to Windows 7? You may not know that in fact, not all PCs can run Windows 7. Many are able to use this popular upgrade, but there are a few technical requirements your machine will have to meet first.
ECC memory stands for Error-correcting code memory. It’s a type of computer memory that can detect and correct common data types of internal data corruption.
