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- WD Sentinel DX4000 Case Study: European Auto WorksIntel – The Personal Cloud: Small businesses, like European Auto Works in Sunnyvale, California, rely on the power of information technology to improve their services to customers who drive German automobiles. The WD Sentinel DX4000 is easy to set up and maintain to centralize and protect data. In this video, auto technician John Polstra of […]0 min
- A Good Investment: A Private Business Cloud SolutionIntel – The Personal Cloud: Investment firm gains automatic computer backup, remote data access and plenty of growing room with WD Sentinel DX4000 small office storage server powered by the Intel Atom processor. Saratoga Research & Investment Management (SaratogaRIM) is an invest- ment advisory firm in Saratoga, California, that manages approximately $740 million for high-net-worth […]0 min
- Brain Researchers Speed Up Science with Thecus StorageIntel – The Personal Cloud: In their research at the University of California, Berkeley, Jack Gallant’s team processes a lot of data. By adding an Intel Atom processor-powered Thecus network-attached storage device to their lab, the researchers are getting more science done every day.0 min
- Basketball Team Scores More Time to Win GamesIntel – The Personal Cloud: Western Digital’s small office storage server helps Santa Clara University’s basketball program streamline video management and reclaim valuable coaching time. Read more in this IT Whitepaper.0 min
- Napa County Education Office Gets Smart about BackupIntel – The Personal Cloud: Napa County Office of Education backs up all email boxes with Western Digital’s WD Sentinel small office storage server; reduces storage costs and speeds up PC support with remote Web access. Read more in this IT Whitepaper0 min
- The Personal Cloud: Network Storage Solutions Sync UpIntel – The Personal Cloud: Cloud technologies are a hot commodity. Dinesh Rao, Business Unit Manager for Intel, joins Tyler Pyburn and Nick Saber to discuss the past, present, and future of storage area network solutions for businesses and how it may affect productivity.0 min
- The Personal Cloud: Law Firm Restores PCs in Two Hours vs. Two DaysIntel – The Personal Cloud: Dibble & Miller uses WD Sentinel small office storage server to back up PCs and cut PC-restore time from two days to two hours. The firm now has enterprise-grade backup at a small-business price0 min
- The Personal Cloud: The Thecus Network-attached Storage DeviceIntel – The Personal Cloud: Marketing firm switches from DVDs to Thecus network-attached storage device for backup; slashes archival work time by 85 percent, improves reliability, gains terabytes of growing room. Read more in this IT Whitepaper.0 min
- Betting the Verb Farm: Using a Personal Cloud Helps a Virtual Agency ThriveIntel – The Personal Cloud: Verb Farm is a full-service editorial shop based in Portland, Oregon, specializing in information design. The agency works with companies and creative agencies of all sizes to deliver strategic content, and has endeared itself to clients—turning one-off projects into long-term relationships.0 min
- The Personal Cloud: Backing Up – Ramona BrulandIntel – The Personal Cloud: Freelance TV host breathes easier with files automatically backed up to a Synology DS712+ network attached storage server powered by an Intel Atom processor. Ramona Bruland has made a career of discovering the best things in life. She’s a freelance TV host and producer, currently anchoring a wintertime show called […]0 min
About Intel: The Personal Cloud
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The power of the personal cloud offers small and medium business new ways to manage and monetize their vital business data and content. Bringing together your company’s important documents, customer data, marketing materials, and multimedia assets in one place, where you can access it anytime, on any device.
When you store something “in the cloud”, you are storing music, movies, documents and data on giant internet servers around the world. That way you can access your files wherever you are, whenever you want, on your laptop or smartphone or even a different computer. This is the basic concept of cloud storage.
A personal cloud is essentially your very own cloud storage. Unlike public clouds, a personal cloud allows you to keep all your content in one safe place on your home network so you can share files, stream media, and access your content anywhere. The Personal Cloud channel will provide you with how-to information for setting up your own personal cloud that is private, secure and reliable.
You can create your own personal cloud by either using a Network Attached Storage (NAS) or by subscribing to an online cloud storage service. There are several advantages of using a NAS as your personal cloud. For example, there are no monthly fees or increasing costs as your data needs grow. Also, you know exactly where your data is and who has access to it in your personal cloud.
Ever feel like setting up a problem-free data sharing environment at home is a headache? This podcast series will should you how to "Be Your Own Cloud" using technologies like the Synology DiskStation, a cost-effective data sharing solution that allows all your different devices to access the same data effortlessly. Subscribe to this podcast series now to see how the multimedia aspect of your life can be enriched by the new and interesting features.