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- The Personal Cloud: Musician Finds a Better Way to CollaborateIntel – The Personal Cloud: Ron Croudy is a NYC-based graphic designer, electronic recording artist, and DJ, operating under the name Rontronik. His music-making buddies are scattered all over the world—New York City, Michigan, Los Angeles, London, and Germany—so sharing compositions is entirely virtual—and often a pain. “None of us are in the same place, […]0 min
- The Personal Cloud: Finally, a Reliable Home Backup SystemIntel – The Personal Cloud: Musician and designer simplifies his life and better secures music, video, and family files by backing up to a Synology DS712+ network attached storage server powered by an Intel Atom processor. Bill Wadhams is a blur of creative energy and needs technology that can keep up. Wadhams fronted the ’80s […]0 min
- The Personal Cloud: More Time to Make MonstersIntel – The Personal Cloud: Dave Helfrey loves to scare people. From December to June each year, he’s a mild-mannered freelance art director and illustrator in Portland, Oregon. But from July through November, he turns into Baron von Goolo, the creative mind behind FrightTown, one of the biggest and best haunted attractions in North America. […]0 min
- The Personal Cloud: Family Creates Private Cloud to Back Up Their LivesIntel – The Personal Cloud: Jason Chase-Dobiash, his wife, and their three children live in a bustling household in Monument, Colorado, that is also the site of Jason’s graphic design business, PowerPlant Design CO. The family has four Apple computers, two for work and two for fun, and Chase-Dobiash did his best to keep the […]0 min
- NAS: Storage for Home and Small OfficeWhen President Obama outlined his jobs plan, small business figured prominently in the speech. An entrepreneurial spirit is a core element in a strong small business climate, but other factors have helped to keep small businesses viable. The practice of working from home, adopted by many large companies to save on employee commute costs and […]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.