Our previous series of articles explored the technical evolution required to reach 100TB capacities. Driven by the current AI hype and its insatiable need for […]
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Strategic Rethink or a Missed Opportunity
BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU), a leader in innovative memory and storage solutions, today announced its decision […]
Enterprise and Datacenter Standard Form Factor – EDSFF
Enterprise data centers are always trying to find the perfect balance between power, speed, and cooling within the limited space of a server rack. For […]
Tesla Data Recovery
Although eMMC NAND core reading is not useful for most of modern Tesla models, due to encryption older models are delivered without encryption so extraction […]
Western Digital Should Know Better
If you own a WD My Book Live NAS device, Western Digital strongly recommends that you disconnect the device from the Internet to protect your […]
Signal vs Cellebrite – Part Deux
About a year ago Cellebrite started rolling-out their latest-greatest hack. They were able to analyze Signal messaging app data for forensics purposes despite its build-in […]
Cloud Data Recovery
The term ‘data recovery’ refer to: software designed to ‘undelete’ files a user may have accidentally deleted, restoring data to a device from a cloud-based […]
Signal is no longer safe
Signal is an encrypted communication app based on end-to-end encryption and a proprietary open-source encryption protocol called “Signal Protocol”. It appears Signal is no longer […]
Implementation of Artificial Intelligence to Data Recovery
Data recovery is in fact an umbrella term that refer to number of procedures, techniques and sometime software that engineers use to retrieve lost information […]
How Ontrack Became Global Data Recovery Service Provider For Toshiba
Back in April 2005 not many could have foreseen one simple announcement in such a small industry would lead to a Global Data Recovery Agreement […]