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HP t640 Thin Client Review

The HP t640 thin client is geared towards remote users that use up to three independent 4K monitors. It has various advanced security features such as AMD Memory Guard to ensure that the data on the device is as safe as possible. To give a brief overview of its specifications, the HP t640 is a

Microsoft Windows File Recovery
Enterprise  ◇  Software

Windows 10 File Recovery Tool Overview

Early this year, Microsoft released a free built-in Windows File Recovery tool for Windows 10 users. This command-line app is available in the Microsoft Store, and it allows Windows 10 users to recover files that have been deleted from local storage devices and can’t be restored from the Recycle Bin. Local storage devices include internal

Enterprise  ◇  Software

Qumulo Review

Qumulo File System is Qumulo’s unique software-defined distributed file system that spans the data center, private and public cloud. Its software is built for the hybrid cloud, allowing it to run on pre-configured and pre-qualified industry standard hardware platforms, as well as natively across multiple public clouds. In our lab, we had the opportunity to

Enterprise  ◇  SSD

KIOXIA CM6 PCIe 4.0 SSD Review

NVMe SSDs have taken over as the top performers across the board. They started off by making huge leaps and bounds over SAS and SATA drives, but in recent years have slowly been eking out a little more performance with each iteration. There is an upper limit with PCIe 3.0 and the current drives are

Front view of KIOXIA CD6
Enterprise  ◇  SSD

KIOXIA CD6 PCIe 4.0 SSD Review

The NVMe interface, specifically PCIe 3.0 NVMe 1.3, has been the preferable SSD interface for virtually any use case for a while now. This interface has been used time and again as vendors continue to improve in performance with each new generation. PCIe has now entered into 4.0, bringing with it a massive gains in

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Enterprise  ◇  Software

The Impact of Storage and GPU on AI Workloads

Hardly a week goes by that we don’t hear from an IT vendor about the impact their solutions have on orgs that are involved in artificial intelligence, deep learning, machine learning or edge intelligence. The problem however is material insights on how these solutions impact the performance of each of these tasks is lacking. Recently

Enterprise  ◇  Software

TrueNAS CORE Key Features Overview

Recently we had the honor to have Kris Moore, from iXsystems, at the StorageReview premises, to discuss and live demo the new features of TrueNAS CORE version 12.0. This “new” product was revealed two months ago with the unification decision of FreeNAS and TrueNAS. TrueNAS CORE is one of the three versions of TrueNAS Open

Enterprise  ◇  Software

How To: Install TrueNAS CORE 12

TrueNAS CORE is the evolution of the code base of FreeNAS. We had a great live stream with Brian Beeler and Kris Moore from iXsystems that demos the new capabilities TrueNAS CORE has to offer. The video embedded below is a great starting point to get up to speed on what’s new in TrueNAS CORE.

Enterprise  ◇  Thin Client

IGEL UD2 Thin Client Review

The market for VDI clients that support multiple 2K monitors is large and growing as many companies have now adopted a work-at-home policy. There are many VDI clients that compete in this segment and to be competitive it must be performant, manageable and cost competitive; the IGEL UD2 Thin Client is such a product.

Enterprise  ◇  Server Rack

Eaton MiniRaQ Review

The Eaton MiniRaQ is a unique vertical wall mount rack for edge IT and power management equipment. Saving both space and time, key features of this solution include its modular design, impressive weight capacity, large cable access openings, and small footprint. Capable of supporting up to 400 pounds in a compact footprint, the MiniRaQ is