Using Amazon S3 cloud storage is easier due to four file system services and software from SubCloud, Jungle Disk, Elastic Drive and PersistanFS. SubCloud is the latest file system for S3 to emerge.

For decades, the file server was at the heart of most small company networks. For many, it was the raison d'etre for having a network to begin with. Novell (remember them?) was all about file sharing.

Despite the many and rapid changes in storage in recent years, such as the advent of flash and the move to cloud storage, there are still some fundamentals in place. Among these are the basics of how ...

Qumulo File Fabric is a modern, highly scalable file storage system that spans the data center and the public cloud Colin Campbell is the senior director of technical marketing at Qumulo. The cloud ...

Citrix Systems has acquired ShareFile for an undisclosed sum, in an effort to break into the cloud-based data sharing market, the company said on Thursday. The fact that many users now have a ...

Cloud storage is increasingly sophisticated and flexible. The initial appeal of storing data in the cloud was flexibility and cost, and to achieve that, the majority of cloud services based their ...

Does your business rely on cloud storage? If so, do you outsource that to various third-parties? Would you like to be able to at least have some of your cloud offerings in house? You can. How? There ...

How to create a file storage bucket in Google Cloud Platform Your email has been sent Software as a Service (SaaS) providers like Google Cloud Platform provide businesses of all sizes with access to ...

With more interest in cloud-based file servers, Brien Posey details the integral process of migrating existing files to the cloud to get started. For many years the idea of hosting file servers in the ...

Earlier this month, Egnyte officially launched a private-label branding feature for its hosted file server solution, giving resellers or their customers a nifty way to customize this cloud service.

As an IT company, we get asked all the time, “cloud-based or on-prem?” The truth is, there is no one size fits all approach. It depends entirely on what's important to your business. Here, I'll ...