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CD-ROM and Magnetic disks are the types of permanent (non-volatile) storage media used in computers and many other digital devices to store data and information in digital form. In this article, we will discuss the important differences between CD-ROM and magnetic disks. The most fundamental difference between CD-ROM and magnetic disks is that CD-ROM is a type of optical storage device, whereas magnetic disks, as the name implies, be the type of magnetic storage device. Before discussing the differences between CD-ROM and magnetic disks, let us first know a bit about them individually. What is a CD-ROM? CD-ROM stands for ... Read More

Databases are like a collection of data in a well-structured and organized form. They are used in a variety of applications, from web applications to large scale systems. Databases are used to store data in tables, making it easier to access specific information. A table consists of rows and columns, where each row holds data, and the columns represent information based on these rows. Databases can be of two types: relational and non-relational. Relational databases store data in tables using SQL, while non-relational databases are designed to store data in collections, and use NoSQL to access it. Document databases are ... Read More

Caviar Blue and Caviar Black are the two most popular hard drive models that are developed by Western Digital Corporation. Caviar Blue is an affordable storage option for desktop PCs in the home and office that is made for regular usage. Using a SATA III interface, it can transport data at a maximum speed of 6 gigabits per second (Gbps). Although Caviar Blue is a dependable and long-lasting hard drive, it isn't optimised for high-performance activities like gaming, video editing, or running numerous programmes at once. Caviar Black is a high-performance hard drive made for power users and gamers. ... Read More

Cloud Computing will increase creativity and enhance service provision in the public and private sectors of developing countries. Gaining access to data and processing resources on demand that can be scaled up to improve efficiency. Cloud computing is effective because it can be accessed by anybody, anywhere in the world, and with access to the internet, such as governments in underdeveloped countries, which often have limited resources, can benefit greatly from cloud computing. Automotive With the automotive cloud, car companies can store their inventory and other data in one place that is easy to get to. The automotive industry depends ... Read More

Hard Drive and Memory are both used for the same purpose of storing data. For long-term data retention, we need to use the Hard Drive storage device. On the other hand, the memory storage device is used for short-term data retention. Hard Drive or HDD is slower than the memory but it stores more data. Memory or RAM (Random Access Memory) is faster as compared to the Hard Drive but data will be lost when the power supply is switched off. Read this article to find out more about Hard Drive and Memory and how they are different from each ... Read More

GoFlex and FreeAgent are two models of external hard drives by Seagate. GoFlex has 2 terabytes of storage capacity, while FreeAgent has 1.5 terabytes. GoFlex is an older model, while FreeAgent is an entirely new edition. In GoFlex, you may add more adapters than in Free Agent. GoFlex is a family storage drive that is simple to use and plug and play. It is connected to cables to provide speed and performance; presently, it is also kept in the interface based on customer multimedia streaming and personal libraries. Go Flex hard disc drive (HDD) may be turned into a ... Read More

Cache and Buffer are types data storage layers that are used to store the data temporarily. A buffer is an area of main memory that stores data during input and output data transfers. When moving data between processes on a computer, a buffer is useful. Cache memory is used to reduce memory access time and increase computer speed. Read this article to find out more about Cache and Buffer and how they are different from each other. What is Cache? Cache memory temporarily stores information, data, and programmes that the CPU frequently uses. When data is needed, the CPU will automatically ... Read More

Cloud server databases are the most important parts of a cloud network. It carries around all the data regarding any sensitive information, login credentials and workflow of the cloud. These server databases are the data storage systems that are hosted on remote services. To access the data from anywhere on the earth, officials constantly organise and maintain these databases. Hence their security is a very big vulnerable feature, and to maintain their integrity, cloud databases must have high security. But still, some hackers manage to steal information or else destroy cloud server databases. What Is Information Stored in Cloud Server ... Read More

On Windows-based PCs, MBR and GPT are two prevalent partitioning techniques. They are layout specifications for storage devices such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or SSD (Solid State Drive). The partition style instructs Windows on accessing the data on the present drive and is selected during disc startup. As a result, having a partition style for each disc in use is required. The partition styles MBR (Master Boot Record) and GPT (GUID Partition Table) are used to start a hard disc. MBR is the most common format and is compatible with BIOS systems. GPT is a newer type that ... Read More

Overview DNS records (short for "Domain Name System records") are types of data that are stored in the DNS database and used to specify information about a domain, such as its IP address and the servers that handle its email. There are several different types of DNS records, including A records, MX records, CNAME records, and others, each with its own specific purpose. A record (short for "address record") maps a domain or subdomain to an IP address. For example, the domain "example.com" might have an A record that maps it to the IP address "192.0.2.1". When someone types "example.com" ... Read More