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As your IT team looks to upgrade your computational and storage systems, be sure you understand the choices and tradeoffs you face regarding your server CPU options. Some of our recommendations may seem, well, counterintuitive
Can't afford Apple's version? Well if you are able and have the parts, why not make your own
Don't recycle that aging desktop PC - give it a new purpose in life
Big Data is all cool and all, but shouldn't we be thinking about storage first?
Worried about just anyone being able to access your files? We have the answer...
Now you can have separate iCloud accounts while still sharing iTunes purchases with your family
Avoid a minor glitch in cloud data storage service
USB drives allow users to carry their favourite programs in their pockets
Protect prized family photos from a crashed hard disk
Re-purposing a USB flash drive with U3 pre-installed.
Keep backups and store information safely
You can password protect sensitive files in any folder by turning that folder into an encrypted disk image
How to plan, deploy, and maintain a sound virtual infrastructure in your data centre
We describe the portable hard drive specs and features that matter most, and name five of our favourite models
Here's how you can get some breathing room back
We explain how to speed up your PC with an advanced technique known as "short stroking"
Thinking of buying a server for your growing business, but don't know where to start?
Here's a simple solution to make iTunes Match associate with your music files
Keep your data safe on another machine's hard drive
Users can rely on Windows' built in 'zipping' tool rather than a third-party utility
Keep an archive of your email accounts
Organise your storage for data security
Slick "defrag" utility beats Windows' own tool at every turn
Before you bring home something that could infect your PC, clean your drive with a free utility
Navigating the politics of storage
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