Recertified enterprise server hardware from leading manufacturers tested, warrantied, and ready to deploy without the manufacturer lead time.

Bringing sprawling, ageing virtualised infrastructure and scattered analytics platforms back onto a single, fast, manageable array.

Enterprise-grade FlashSystem capability in a 1U footprint built for the sites where space, staff, and rack budget are all in short supply.

IBM FlashSystems are designed for performance, capacity and features with less than 60 second ransomware detection built-in and using FlashCore Module 5. Autonomous, self-optimising storage with FlashSystem.ai — designed to protect, adapt, and perform at scale.

LTO-10 drives can't read LTO-8 tapes or even LTO-9. If your archive is sitting on older LTO media, here's what that actually means, and how Archiware P5 bridges the gap safely.

The nearline enterprise HDDs that populate every SCALE, PROTECT and FUSE system from proven, high-volume Exos X drives to the newest HAMR-based Exos M platform pushing capacity past 30TB per drive.

Explore the Fsas Technologies ETERNUS EP300: a compact, energy-smart all-flash storage array built for AI, virtualisation, and enterprise resilience.

For IT teams managing networks across multiple locations, few challenges are as frustrating as losing access to a critical device when the network goes down. Routers, switches, and firewalls are the backbone of modern business, but when they fail, so does the primary channel used to manage them. This catch-22 is exactly why console servers […]

Unified storage represents a paradigm shift in enterprise data management, consolidating file, block, and object storage into a single, software-defined platform. As organisations grapple with explosive data growth, projected to reach 230–240 zettabytes by 2026, the limitations of siloed storage systems become increasingly apparent.

The Exos EP2U24 sits alongside the EP2U12 in the PROTECT family, trading fewer large-format bays for 24 SAS drive slots in the same 2U footprint a better fit where drive count and density matter more than maximum per-drive capacity.