A hard drive or solid state drive (SSD) that is part of a RAID configuration for redundancy or speed. See RAID. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

SSDs don't need RAID due to longer lifespan and faster performance. RAID reduces storage capacity, especially with RAID 1 mirroring. RAID requires additional drives and costs but isn't a ...

A USB drive that supports RAID for improved performance. By dividing the drive into two, the data can be striped and read twice as fast. See RAID and USB. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.

RAID or Redundant Array of Independent Disks combines multiple disks into a single storage pool that the operating system views as a single drive. While enterprise systems use hardware RAID with a ...

It's also cost-effective compared with using an SSD to house your library. The LaCie 2big RAID external hard drive, aimed squarely at videographers, photographers, and other content creators ...

[Action Retro] has a great video showing just such an escapade, the creation of a large RAID 0 array using a pile of USB floppy drives. Yes, taking one of the smallest and most unreliable pieces ...

Glyph warranties the Blackbox Pro RAID for three years with a promise of data recovery for two years, and parts replacement for one. I didn’t see a shock rating, but never drop a hard drive ...

The 26TB WD Red Pro HDD (WD260KFGX) helium-based CMR drive is designed specifically for NAS environments and promises a maximum interface transfer rate of 6Gb/s and an internal transfer rate of ...

These include the enterprise-class Ultrastar 7200 RPM HDDs integrated into the G-DRIVE and G-RAID portfolios, along with the highest-capacity WD Red Pro hard drive yet. Western Digital's new ...