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Sep
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Do Many Companies Use Corporate Data Centers?

When the internet first started getting introduced as an essential element to business operations, many businesses relied on their own in-house centers to house all of the equipment that they needed to perform their essential business functions. However, this has proven to be too cumbersome for some businesses. Many have decided to offload a lot of their colocation needs to external businesses, straying away from their own corporate data centers. In the following article, LightWave Networks is here to explain why these are slowly becoming obsolete. 

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Aug

Avoiding Data Loss Through the 3-2-1 Backup Rule

Few things can be more frustrating than losing your data. Data loss can be something as irritating as losing saved video game data or as detrimental as losing important business documents. Thankfully, with technological advancements, there is a rule that can help you avoid data loss of any kind. 

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Aug

Why Bandwidth Is Important for Network Performance

With the ever-increasing importance of online and digital aspects of a business, it may be challenging to keep up with technological terminology. It is vital to have your own website in today’s business landscape, no matter what field you are in. A term you may have frequently encountered is bandwidth. So what is bandwidth, and how does it affect the performance of a network?

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Aug

What Is a Dedicated Server, and Why Your Business May Need One

A dedicated server can provide your business with a variety of benefits when it comes to your website. As providers of dedicated servers in Boston, Dallas, Philadelphia, and New Jersey, we want to explain what a dedicated server is and when to use it for a business. 

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Jul

Onsite Backups vs. Remote Backups: Which is Best for Your Business?

Regardless of the field that you are in, being a business owner requires you to manage large amounts of data such as invoices, tax documents, and company and employee documents, just to name a few. A vital component of running a smooth business is ensuring that these documents and data are properly organized, easily accessible, and held in a safe, secure location. A great way to keep these items safe is through backups. There are two ways you can go about backing up your data – either through onsite backups or remote backups – each having its own benefits and drawbacks.

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