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  • DORA Is Live. Are Financial Services Companies Ready to Prove Their Resilience?

    DORA Is Live. Are Financial Services Companies Ready to Prove Their Resilience?

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  • The Crucial Role of Data Forensics in Post-cyberattack Recovery

    The Crucial Role of Data Forensics in Post-cyberattack Recovery

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  • Using T-SQL Snapshot Backup: Are Snapshots Backups?

    Using T-SQL Snapshot Backup: Are Snapshots Backups?

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  • Using T-SQL Snapshot Backup: Point-in-time Recovery

    Using T-SQL Snapshot Backup: Point-in-time Recovery

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  • RMAN Backups Using Mount Host on Pure FlashArray

    RMAN Backups Using Mount Host on Pure FlashArray

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  • World Backup Day: Four Data Protection Best Practices to Know

    World Backup Day: Four Data Protection Best Practices to Know

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  • Disk Is Done When It Comes to Backups

    Disk Is Done When It Comes to Backups

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  • Enhancing Data Protection and Recovery: What Is Operationalization and What Are Its Benefits?

    Enhancing Data Protection and Recovery: What Is Operationalization and What Are Its Benefits?

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  • How to Successfully Manage a File Migration

    How to Successfully Manage a File Migration

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  • Super-Fast Backup and Restore Throughput for SQL Server

    Super-Fast Backup and Restore Throughput for SQL Server

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  • FlashBlade 4.1.5: Enhance Object Replication with DR Resilience, Data Protection, and Object Lock

    FlashBlade 4.1.5: Enhance Object Replication with DR Resilience, Data Protection, and Object Lock

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  • How to Build Layered Defensibility with a Tiered Resilience Architecture

    How to Build Layered Defensibility with a Tiered Resilience Architecture

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  • Recover at the Speed of 36TB/Hr with FlashArray//C60

    Recover at the Speed of 36TB/Hr with FlashArray//C60

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  • What Is Web 3.0 and Why Is It Called The Data Web?

    What Is Web 3.0 and Why Is It Called The Data Web?

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Pure Storage is not raising prices. Our unique architecture, specifically our DirectFlash® Modules (vs. commodity SSDs), gives us an efficiency advantage including a significantly lower reliance on DRAM. This allows us to keep prices stable despite NAND flash price increases.

Charles Giancarlo

CEO