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For years, corporate IT departments rushed toward public cloud adoption. Today the trend seems to go in a different direction. Experienced system architects take a much more thoughtful approach. Given unpredictable monthly billing, fees for data transfers outside the cloud, and a complete loss of visibility into the underlying hardware, the initial promise of hands-off infrastructure management has led many to rethink their strategy, triggering a significant wave of data “repatriation” from the cloud.
True data sovereignty is more than just checking a compliance box; it’s about absolute operational independence and precise knowledge of where data blocks are located.
In our latest in-depth article, we analyze the architectural trade-offs associated with cloud, on-premises, and hybrid data storage systems. We explore how software-defined storage (SDS) can be used to avoid unpredictable cloud bills and help you overcome current bottlenecks in the hardware supply chain. |
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