In this day and age when we carry many gigabytes of storage on the mobile phones in our pockets, we forget it wasn't all that long ago a few megabytes of digital storage seemed pretty cool and cost many hundreds of dollars too. Of course, carrying that amount of data around in
Cloud computing is one of the new buzz words in computing this year. Putting you data online in the "cloud" seems to be the future, however many people are rethinking this as hackers are proving cloud security needs some dramatic improvements. However, like any new technology, security eventually catches up and ends
More and more of our computing is moving to the cloud. The ability to access your information anytime, anywhere is a huge advantage and a huge danger too, as recent data breaches have demonstrated. What does it take to power the cloud? Here is an infographic from ABB showing how much power
Yesterday we discussed Cisco's prediction of the massive amount of mobile traffic reaching over 6.5 exabytes by 2015. This got us thinking about the amount of data in general being created, stores, shared, and so on. How much data? Not exabytes, but Zettabytes and someday soon, Yottabytes (1000 zettabytes). Here is a
