Have confidence in your data storage
If you want to get ahead with your storage solution, there are many different options you can choose, from SSDs and HDDs to the latest NAS drives. All these options will improve your system’s performance and speed. Plus, investing in storage solutions with built in security features now, will give you enhanced protection in the future.
Server Memory
The easiest way to improve server performance is with a memory upgrade. It’s a low cost way to get more from your existing investment and so reduce total cost of ownership in the long run. Upgrading with Kingston Server Memory is easy. It’s designed to be ultra-reliable and offers great performance, stability and long-term reliability. Kingston Server Memory is now a worldwide industry standard – you can count on it to last.
Work faster
Serve larger databases, provide faster responses and improve speed for applications living in server and system memory.
Work smarter
Memory that’s designed, manufactured and tested to work in your specific system means everything works together intuitively, making IT changes and updates simpler.
Work smarter
With no moving parts, SSDs are durable and reliable meaning you spend less time replacing drives in the future.
Work safer
Kingston SSDs come with the same level of encryption that’s used in banks and hospitals, giving you peace of mind that your data is safe.
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Solid-state drives are the next evolution of PC storage and run faster, quieter and cooler than the ageing technology inside hard drives. They can dramatically improve your system’s responsiveness with incredible boot loading and transfer times compared to mechanical hard drives.
Work faster
Kingston solid-state drives can improve your system’s speed, making it boot up faster and load applications quicker to increase your system’s overall performance.
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