part 2

This is a remote storage option that uses space on a data center provider and is accessible from any computer with Internet access, usually upon subscription. Google Drive, iCloud, and Dropbox are all examples of cloud storage providers.

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This is a storage device connected to a network that allows storage and retrieval of data from a centralized location by authorized network users. NAS devices are flexible and scalable, meaning administrators can increase their capacity as needed.

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These professional storage solutions use multiple hard drives in an array, which is a method of combining multiple disks so that the operating system sees them as a single disk. RAID provides improved performance and fault tolerance.

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Thi architecture is a network-based storage system. SAN systems connect to the network using high-speed interfaces, which allows for improved performance and the ability to connect multiple sStorage area networkervers to a centralized disk storage repository.

(a)  

This type of storage is connected to a computer. A hard drive or USB flash drive is an example of direct-attached storage. By default, systems are not set up to share direct-attached storage with other computers on their network.

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A (   ) uses removable media to physically move data from one computer to another .

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(  ) uses cables to transmit data .

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Wireless networks use ( ) to transmit data and agree replacing wired network as they become faster and able to handle more bandwidth .

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(  ) is the second state of data we are going to look at , referring simply to data which is being transmitted - it is not at rest nor In use

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