Network-attached storage (NAS) is a type of computer data storage that is linked to a computer network to allow data access to a diverse collection of customers. Consumers can use NAS to exchange media files between several computers and portable entertainment devices. NAS typically serves files through the use of software, hardware, or configuration. Consumers all over the world are embracing network attached storage (NAS), which can help organisations and consumers achieve operational efficiencies while lowering storage costs. All of these goals are achievable with consumer network attached storage (NAS) market.
Traditional methods of storing essential information and data have become ineffective in light of contemporary needs. Furthermore, rapid access to massive amounts of data is a key challenge in this circumstance. Parallel cabling is used in traditional small computer systems interface (SCSI) technology, which minimises speed, distance, and the number of attached storage devices. Furthermore, with the change from server-centric to data-centric models, fast access to shared data resources has become critical. The growing amount of information that needs to be stored, managed, maintained, and retrieved has prompted customers to make storage decisions apart from server considerations. Hence, these factors are expected to drive the market growth over the forecast period.
Numerous performance concerns have been resolved as a result of the incorporation of high performance backup and restore functionality, as well as device sharing. These difficulties include prolonged downtime, diminishing backup windows, and performance degradation. However, the increased backup operation competency provided by NAS design is likely to boost the worldwide consumer network attached storage (NAS) market growth over the forecast period.
Competitive Section
Key companies operating in the global consumer network attached storage (NAS) market are D-Link Corporation, Seagate Technology Public Limited Company, Synology Inc., Netgear, Inc., Drobo Inc., Western Digital Corporation, QNAP Systems, Inc., NEC Corporation, ASUSTOR Inc., and EMC Corporation.
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