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Over 5K organizations impacted by ransomware last year - Vimarsana News

Over 5K organizations impacted by ransomware last year

Ransomware attacks were reported by Rapid7 to have impacted nearly 5,200 organizations around the world in 2023.

Are Hard Drives Still Worth It? - Vimarsana News

Are Hard Drives Still Worth It?

Although SSDs are more popular, hard drives are still preferred in some situations. Read more to learn their suitability for different use cases.

Ugreen unveils 184TB NAS storage solution that works with iPhone for media playback — Intel providing hardware for cloud support, App integration, and 8K HDMI output - Vimarsana News

Ugreen unveils 184TB NAS storage solution that works with iPhone for media playback — Intel providing hardware for cloud support, App integration, and 8K HDMI output

Ugreen’s new NASync Kickstarter launches soon and shows off a storage solution with cloud support, a smart assistant, and up to 184TB of storage

Source: imore.com
UGreen Brings New NASync System To CES 2024 With 16TB Storage And 10-Core Intel Processor - Vimarsana News

UGreen Brings New NASync System To CES 2024 With 16TB Storage And 10-Core Intel Processor

Ugreen is at CES 2024 with a brand new NAS that can hold up to 16 terabytes of music, movies, photos, and whatever else you have lying around.

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Ugreen Reveals Intel-Powered Network Attached Storage At CES - Vimarsana News

Ugreen Reveals Intel-Powered Network Attached Storage At CES

The Ugreen NASync Network Attached Storage devices were unveiled on the first day of CES 2024. The products have been developed in collaboration with Intel.

Source: forbes.com