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Dell Compellent SC or Dell PowerStore – which storage array platform should you choose? What are the differences?
This comparison has one dominant context today, which has to be stated straight away: Dell support for the SC5020 and SC5020F models ends on 31 August 2026. If you have one of these arrays, the question is no longer “is it worth migrating” but “to what and when”.
How much RAM in a company server – how not to overpay and not to run short of memory
Only two years ago the answer was: buy some spare, memory is cheap. In 2026 that advice costs a fortune – a 64 GB DDR5 RDIMM module went up from around 255 to over 870 dollars in six months, and forecasts point to 1,586 dollars by the end of the year.
A NAS or a company server – how do they differ and when should you choose which?
Salespeople like to call a NAS a “file server”, so it is easy to think it is simply a cheaper server.
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