The Past, Present, and Future of Data Storage and Data Recovery Services in Toronto.pptx

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The Past, Present, and Future of Data Storage and
Data Recovery Services in Toronto

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In the past, storing data meant saving it to a
floppy disk or external tape drive since an
internal hard disk drive was initially a costly
optional feature on the first personal computers
to hit the markets.

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It was not until the late 1980s that computers
started to become standard and include an
actual internal hard disk drive .

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Even then, these initial drives only held
megabytes of data, rather small compared to the
large gigabyte and terabyte drives we use today.

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At that time, one of the biggest problems was
whenever a floppy disk drive or internal hard
drive failed. For many people it meant having to
start all over since all of their data was gone,

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as data recovery services were just beginning to
develop technologies for accessing nonworking
disks and hard drives.

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Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, the floppy drive
was replaced by CD, DVD, and Blu-ray drives.
Internal hard drives also evolved from parallel
connected to SATA connected drives.

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Storage capacities on internal drives increased
and by 2010, we were pushing new limits with 3
terabyte drives.

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It was also during the 2000s we had access to new
storage mediums USB flash drives and SD memory
cards. As data storage options increased,

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so too did the technologies required for data
recovery services, to address the growing number
of potential device failures. New software
applications and hardware to access the data and
recover it were invented.

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In fact, the technologies used in SD memory cards
and USB flash drives helped further the
development of a new type of hard drive the
solid-state drive (SSD).

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Unlike traditional hard disk drives with movable
platters and parts, SSDs do not contain any
moving parts.

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While failure is still a concern with SSDs, the
methods used for retrieval are different from
traditional hard disk drives, and were also
developed from those used to recover data from
flash drives and memory cards.

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What will the future of data storage and data
recovery look like? We will see continued
increases in the amount of storage space on both
SSDs and hard disk drives.

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More and more data will be stored in smaller and
smaller areas on the drives, resulting in greater
storage capacities. Cassette-based tape backup
storage will also continue to be used as an
offline method,

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but will rely upon ultra-dense tapes capable of
storing over 30 terabytes of data on a single
tape, with future technologies pushing this
upwards to 100 or more terabytes of data.

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Another data storage medium that could develop
within the next decade or so, are holographic
optic discs that would take the current storage
caps found on CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays and push
this up to 500 gigabytes!

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Beyond these advances, researchers and scientists
are also experimenting with other potential
storage options including

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Bacteria Storage DNA Storage Molecular
Storage Quantum Storage Carbon Nanoball
Storage

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It will be interesting to see which of these will
evolve into new data storage in the future. In
the meantime, if you discover your data storage
device has failed, before tossing it aside,

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contact the data recovery experts at Taking It
Mobile! We offer a no-cost fee if we cannot
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