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disk redundancy

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Writing to two or more disks at the same time. Having the same data stored on separate disks enables the data to be recovered in the event of a disk failure without resorting to expensive data recovery techniques. RAID 1 and RAID 5 are common approaches to disk redundancy. See RAID, data redundancy and data recovery.


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With RAIDn the user just needs to decide how much capacity they want and how much security through disk redundancy they need.
The companies have entered into a sales and marketing agreement to promote ARAID products for IT and home users needing easy-to-use and simple-to-install hard disk redundancy on their PCs.
All storage servers use some form of RAID to protect data from disk failures through disk redundancy.
 
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