In its early years, scientists and researchers used the internet to communicate and share data with one another. It wasn’t used broadly and was not available to everyone. It was first met with skeptical views as many could not see the hidden possibilities it offered. But, it gradually thrived and has become an indispensable feature in our daily activities. Today, we use the internet for almost everything, and for many people it would be impossible to imagine life without it.

We are witnessing an era that we have not seen in more than 100 years. Not since the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 where they introduced 'Bank Notes' to help promote a centralized banking system, have we seen the introduction of a new, legitimate currency. 

If you were to hypothesize on the future of big data, what comes to mind? Cloud Storage? Data centers? Software-Defined Storage? Or maybe you are asking yourself:

• What is used to store data for future use?
• Will we run out of data storage?
• Is DNA the future of data storage?
• What is the future of SSD?
• What is the Future of Data Storage?

If you find yourself asking "Which Version of SQL Server should I use?", you have landed on the right page.

This is the place where you will find all the answers you require to make your decision regarding which version of SQL server is best suited for your company's needs. While you likely already know what SQL Server does, we will briefly touch upon this topic, as well as licensing models, while outlining the main differences between the three editions, enabling you to make a confident choice.

Although it may not seem like it today – in the era of Smartphones, Tablets, and Facebook – I think we can all agree that email is a pretty revolutionary technology. The development of email rendered a whole crop of traditional communications methods all but obsolete.

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The web hosting industry is massive and growing at 16 percent per year. It is expected to reach a total value of over $150 billion by 2022. Large web hosting and cloud providers dominate the industry, but there is plenty of room for smaller niche hosting providers to build a profitable hosting business.

It doesn’t matter whether you choose only the best server components and design all systems to be as redundant as possible, one thing that you can always count on for any long-running system is a hardware failure. There are multiple components in an IT system and each component is as important as the next when it comes to system and business functions. For that reason, every business needs to prepare for when a disaster occurs, with a Disaster Recovery Plan.

IPTV services are available just about everywhere and they can prove to be a lucrative business if set up correctly. In 2019 the IPTV market was valued at just shy of $40 billion and is expected to grow by 17% between now and 2026 (that's an additional $6.8 billion). If you want to start an IPTV business, then you must have a  comprehensive inventory of assets that you will require. This article will break down everything that you need to know.

Right now we are in the second or third Golden Age of television, depending on how you define the era. The first Golden Age was the 1950s, where this relatively new medium called television came onto the scene. Television's technological progress was fostered by companies like RCA (technology), as well as Hollywood's content production studios such as Universal and Columbia, which drove this new medium to massive popularity.