The InDex archiving service will be enhanced with a new Tier 4 data center with RAID2 spinning disk storage, which offers increased capacity and higher performance. It also allows a complete server to be impaired without any impact on service delivery.
Technology | July 04, 2006
Archiving Service Ups Capacity
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