As artificial intelligence continues to transform how organizations handle data, government stands to benefit immensely, provided it is able to store and manage data in secure and cost-effective ways.

Storing your data locally on a physical drive that you can touch with your hands and manage on premises can be a great way to avoid the pitfalls of remote data storage.

Storage vendors used AWS re:Invent 2024 to showcase the importance of ensuring data is safe and ready for AI and cloud applications.

Network attached storage is the most versatile way to store data, but that's just one of the many benefits of buying a NAS ...

Either way, the best storage strategy is one that plays to the advantages of cloud and local platforms, but can change where data goes as the business changes.

We look at data management tools from storage array makers, who supplies them, what they can do, and whether they stretch to managing third-party storage in customer datacentres.

Supermicro's Paul McLeod, AMD's Shiva Gurumurthy, MinIO's Brenna Buuck and EDB's Simon Lightstone discuss the rise of data lakehouses with theCUBE.