Author: Anagha Rakta

Open an app, stream a video, ask a chatbot a question, and somewhere a data center is working for you. In 2025, that work produces and stores an extraordinary amount of information. Artificial intelligence, cloud services, connected devices, and high resolution media have pushed many organizations from terabytes into petabytes. A petabyte is a million gigabytes. At this scale, storage choices shape budgets, performance, and sustainability plans. Exploding data growth in the AI and cloud era Solid state drives are fast and have transformed databases and application tiers. They are not always the best answer for large archives, backups, and…

Why combining storage and memory matters When you open a laptop, launch a mobile game, resume a video editing session, or train a small AI model, your device shuffles data between two very different worlds. Dynamic RAM is the fast workspace that loses everything when power drops. Solid state storage is the slower, permanent library. That split has shaped computers for decades. It also creates delays, complexity, and wasted energy as files and models move back and forth all day. The idea behind universal memory is simple to say and hard to build. Keep the speed and low latency of…

Data loss can occur to anyone and while we haven’t been able to stop it from happening, the way we recover data has evolved and developed with time. It happens to everyone: you accidentally delete something, your computer crashes, or your phone suddenly stops working. What used to be frustrating technical guesswork has become something much more accessible, only because of developments in artificial intelligence. Today, AI is making data recovery smarter, faster, and easier for everyday users. In this blog, we’ll take a real-world look at how AI is helping people recover lost files, what makes it different from…

It’s happened to most of us, you open a photo and nothing. Maybe the image doesn’t load, maybe you see weird lines, or maybe you just get an annoying error. Either way, it feels like that photo’s gone forever. Most of the time, that corrupted image can actually be fixed, or at least partially recovered. And guess what? You don’t have to be a tech expert. Why Do Photos Even Get Corrupted? Photos break when something interrupts their saving or copying process. Usually, you won’t notice anything’s off until you try opening the image. Here’s why it usually happens: Often,…

It is a fact that we are living digital lives now. From the moment we wake up, we check our phones to before we sleep, the late-night doom scroll. We might not realise that our data is everywhere and is vulnerable. In 2025, losing your data is not just annoying but can feel like losing a part of your life. That one-of-a-kind photo, a half-finished novel draft, your tax files, your kids’ homework: all gone in a second if you are not prepared. That is why cloud backup has become an absolute essential. This guide is not just for tech…

AI services have moved from niche tools to everyday utilities. Search, recommendations, language models, and computer vision all run on clusters of powerful GPUs that work around the clock. That jump in activity shows up on the power bill. In 2025, global electricity use by AI data centers is widely estimated in the hundreds of terawatt hours. That is on the scale of what a small country uses in a year, and demand is still climbing. The strain is visible in several places. Utilities face long queues to connect new sites. Substations and transmission lines need upgrades. Cooling systems must…

Introduction: Data is growing faster than people can manage it Every photo you save, every video conference, every sensor reading, and every AI model checkpoint lands somewhere on a storage system. As organizations shift to digital by default, data volumes race ahead of the teams responsible for keeping everything fast, safe, and compliant. Traditional tools were built for a world of predictable growth and manual oversight. Today’s reality is the opposite. Data is everywhere. This is why AI managed storage is getting attention. Think of it as a tireless helper that watches usage, predicts problems, and keeps data on the…

Between messages, reminders, work, errands, and a hundred small distractions, sometimes your brain could use a break. That’s where Google Gemini can help. Gemini is Google’s AI assistant, the next step up from Google Bard, and it’s built into Android phones, and even integrated with Google apps like Gmail and Docs and Chrome. It’s designed to help you get things done, think creatively, and even have a little fun. Unlike traditional assistants that stick to alarms and reminders, Gemini can: The best part? One doesn’t need to be tech-savvy. A user can just just speak or type naturally, like they’re…

Introduction: Why ultra-long term storage matters Every tap, search, and snapshot adds to a global archive that is growing at record speed. Governments, universities, labs, media companies, and families are all creating data they hope to keep for a very long time. The problem is simple to state and hard to solve. Most storage media are built for years, not centuries. Hard drives wear out. Tapes need careful handling and regular migration. Solid state drives are fast, but their data retention off power is measured in years, not lifetimes. If you manage records that must outlive formats, devices, and power…

We rarely think about data loss, until it actually happens. You think everything’s fine, and then the next thing, your laptop crashes mid-edit or your phone stops working before you’ve backed up your photos. Sometimes, you lose a few hours of work. Other times, it’s a semester’s worth of assignments, a folder of client files, or vacation pictures you’ll never get back. And it usually happens when you least expect it. According to Infrascale’s 2025 report, over 68% of small and medium-sized businesses experienced some form of data loss last year. And for individuals, the risk is just as real,…