As you search for online storage providers, you might be a bit confused by the terminology used by the “experts”; specifically, the term “cloud” and the phrase “cloud computing.” And, to complicate things, you may Read more…
My OCD roommate told me that he regularly scans his receipts and saves them to look back on everything he’s purchased through out the year. I’ve been making fun of him for about three years Read more…
My company was taking a business trip to Utah and my flight was booked for 7am. My boss sent me an email and asked how I was getting to the airport, when I told him Read more…
Check out this insightful take on the subtle differences between “cloud backup” and “online backup” by technology writer Daniel Dern at HP’s Input-Output web site. Dern (among many other roles in the tech space he Read more…
Great coverage of the increasing competition in the small business NAS space by Desmond Fuller at Infoworld – check out his piece on the “NAS shootout” for the details. As our friends at OnlineCloudStorage Blog Read more…
We’re excited to announce a new blog written by Aaron Belsh, one of our Business Development Associates here at ElephantDrive. The purpose of the blog is to keep track of trends within the online backup Read more…
Interesting news from the storage world – Linux giant Red Hat bought storage software provider Gluster… Yesterday Red Hat announced the acquisition of Gluster, a Sunnyvale-based provider of open source solutions for storing and managing Read more…
ElephantDrive Nation, You spoke, we listened. Since inception, our Home Plans have garnered a lot of interest and many of you have written in asking for differently sized plans, better tailored to your actual storage. Read more…
As we continue working on our first mobile product, articles like today’s New York Times piece on the ever-increasing contest between Apple and Android have started to become the hot topic at the water cooler Read more…
The latest report from IDC offers some mind-blowing analysis and conclusions about the continued rate of growth in data creation and replication. Check out this number… 1,800,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 That’ show many bytes of data will be Read more…